What is the difference between 0.9.x and 0.7.x? What do you mean developer release?
0.7.X series (0.7.0, 0.7.2) were all released in 2001 and were stable releases on 0.7 branch. This means they had a set of functionality that is maintained throughout (no experimental modules) and were guaranteed to have all tests and subsequent bug fix releases with the 0.7 designation would not have any API changes. The 0.9.X series was our first attempt at releasing so called developer releases. These are snapshots of the actively developed code that at a minimum pass all our tests. But really, you should be using version 1.21 or greater!
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