I think developers should really take note of VS Code's release notes (e.g. https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_41) which include lots of screenshots and animations of new features or improvements. Makes it very easy to see at a glance what has changed. But it's a lot more work than just dumping the git commit log, of course.
There are screenshots (though not animations!) in the announcement for darktable 3.0 at https://discuss.pixls.us/t/darktable-3-0/15384. The images do really help to get a sense of the new features. It's a good point that it would be great to have such images accompanying the release announcement on the main darktable site.
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Huge fan of Darktable. For such a gui-centric set of updates, though, how could they not include a single screenshot?
I think developers should really take note of VS Code's release notes (e.g. https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_41) which include lots of screenshots and animations of new features or improvements. Makes it very easy to see at a glance what has changed. But it's a lot more work than just dumping the git commit log, of course.
There are screenshots (though not animations!) in the announcement for darktable 3.0 at https://discuss.pixls.us/t/darktable-3-0/15384. The images do really help to get a sense of the new features. It's a good point that it would be great to have such images accompanying the release announcement on the main darktable site.
That's indeed a lot better.