Tom and I have decided to bind MathHub versioning to the versions of MMT release. After all, MMT is the critical component of MathHub and the MathHub content we can display depends on the MMT release.
In a nutshell, the major version number is that of the MMT release, the minor number is used for MathHub-internal purposes.
This also means that http://mathhub.info will get a new release (and functionality update) about all six weeks following the MMT release schedule.
Tom and I have decided to bind MathHub versioning to the versions of MMT release. After all, MMT is the critical component of MathHub and the MathHub content we can display depends on the MMT release.
In a nutshell, the major version number is that of the MMT release, the minor number is used for MathHub-internal purposes.
This also means that http://mathhub.info will get a new release (and functionality update) about all six weeks following the MMT release schedule.
[We can use this text for the documentation].