We'll be releasing the ASP.NET MVC Release Candidate in January. Our plan is to have that build be ASP.NET MVC V1 API and feature-complete and have zero known bugs. — — We'll then ship the official V1 release shortly after that (so not far off now).
The Uncanny Valley of user interface design
Bill Higgins:
So I’d recommend that if you’re considering or actively building Ajax/RIA applications, you should consider the Uncanny Valley of user interface design and recognize that when you build a “desktop in the web browser”-style application, you’re violating users’ unwritten expectations of how a web application should look and behave.
Avoiding The Uncanny Valley of User Interface
Jeff Atwood:
In my experience, shoehorning desktop conventions into web applications rarely ends well. I was never able to articulate exactly why, but the uncanny valley theory goes a long way towards explaining it.
10 is the one
As Andrew Gregory already noticed, we're the first browser ever to release with a two-digit version number. If websites assume that version numbers always have a one-letter “major” part and look for a single digit, they are going to “detect” Opera 1!
Sisältöstrategia – jälleen uusi buzzword?
Janne Toivola:
Ongelmakohdat, joihin sisältöstrategia pyrkii tuomaan helpotusta ovat kuitenkin todellisia: