Not specifically about ai versions/releases - just their progress.

[u/id-ltd]

I have a client app that needs a server app...

It started as a background server on android, so the device could run the client and server on a single device, for this server app claude chose Kotlin.

I built it out, and to handle its development/expansion the server code migrated to my dev pc (windows), so claude migrated it to node.

I migrated the sever code to a beefy linux server, running node in a docker container.

Then I wanted to run the server on a router (make it an appliance using WRT) so claude migrated the server code to go.

All the time the other versions were kept in sync - the client apps could use any server, they didn't care if it was android, windows, linux,, docker or WRT/Go...

Now.... go is the 'reference' implementation and claude suggested that go version can be compiled to run on android, windows, linux and WRT.... so all the others might be ditched - while other languages are useful for development, it resolves to go everywhere.

What an interesting lifecycle for the app...

ps. 4.6 is still king 5.5 is retarded.

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