A full version history of the bluebird package with size, number of distributed files and dependency evolution.
Bluebird, a prominent Promises/A+ implementation in the JavaScript ecosystem, boasts a rich history reflected in its numerous versions. The initial versions, starting from 0.11.6 in 2014, rapidly evolved showcasing the author's dedication to performance optimization. The 1.x.x series saw iterative improvements and stabilization setting a solid foundation. This series included refactoring and new module include such as rimraf and mkdirp. The 2.x.x series marked significant milestones, fine-tuning core functionalities. A new version (2.2.0) also means an evolution of the development dependecies to versions such (Ex.: q":"~1.0.1,rsvp":"~3.0.9,when":"~3.2.3 and acorn":"~0.6.0.) Version 2.5.3 includes a new module called open used to "open URLs, files, executables, and more in the user's preferred application". The introduction of the 3.x.x series ushered in an era of robust stability starting in 2015, including support to Acorn 6.0.2 that are still being updated to this day. Throughout these versions, Bluebird maintained its core principles of excellent performance, comprehensive features, and adherence to Promises/A+ standards. Petka Antonov's consistent contributions and responsiveness to the community helped shape Bluebird into a reliable and highly regarded library for asynchronous programming in JavaScript and a pillar of the JavaScript community. Version 3.7.2, the current version, maintains the performance promised by the module.