uf-language 1.5.0b2

UF Language Engine with 4 modes (UF, iUF, nUF, dnUF)

UF Language

UF Language is a Python-based language engine providing multiple levels of user-friendliness:

• UF – Beginner-friendly syntax
• iUF – Intermediate mode
• nUF – Advanced structured mode
• dnUF – Developer-focused mode

Installation

pip install uf-language

Release Cycle

UF follows a structured release cycle:

• Each minor version (e.g., 1.5, 1.6) begins with beta releases:
  • 1.x.0b0 up to 1.x.0b5
• A maximum of 5 beta versions are published.
• After beta testing is complete, a stable version is released:
  • 1.x.0

Beta releases may contain:

• Experimental features
• Breaking changes
• Incomplete functionality

Stable releases:

• Are production-ready
• Contain no experimental features
• Follow semantic versioning

We recommend you use stable versions for projects, and beta versions only for testing purposes.

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Long-Term Support (LTS) Lifecycle

Certain stable releases are designated as Long-Term Support (LTS) versions.

LTS versions:

• Receive bug fixes
• Receive security patches
• Receive stability improvements
• Do NOT receive new features
• Do NOT introduce breaking changes

LTS versions are supported for 12 months from their release date.

If a version is widely adopted by the community (e.g., educational institutions, production environments, or large-scale projects), the support period may be extended at the discretion of the maintainers.

Extensions are evaluated based on:

• Community adoption
• Active usage
• Contributor availability
• Security considerations

An LTS version remains supported until:

• The next LTS version is announced, or
• It reaches its official End-of-Life (EOL)

Only one LTS version is actively maintained at a time.

LTS releases are recommended for:

• Production environments
• Educational use
• Long-term projects requiring stability