Well, it seems that a few of the glitches they've had in the upgrading path are getting resolved as I now have a download and am testing on a couple of local machines....

Didn't attend the core team chat.. I was actually sleeping in and reading a Dean Koontz book - The Talking.. so I clean forgot about it, but did catch up on the news.

As the time moves on, the upgrade path for DotNetNuke 3 is being set out and it's all looking great!

Yes, I have had a great day cooking, ate too much, worked between the computer, the kitchen and learning how NOT to cook in my new oven...

Today I went to a Christmas party after being invited by the directors to meet some of the shareholders of the company... the new DNN couldn't be more perfect!

Testing the final release candidate and it's all looking pretty dang good if you ask me.

This is good news for anyone looking forward to a release. I can't give a date, as usual, but the code has been locked now so the developers have finished making mods....

Ok, now these posts are going to be boring as BatPoo for those who don't follow DotNetNuke like I do, but since most of the visitors here appreciate some information, I'm very happy to share with you where possible, information about what's going on...

Vicenc from DNNJungle has been pretty active today - picking up bugs from Gemini and fixing them.... Great to watch - Getting impatient!!

Ok, I am trying to get these demo portals up and running, but it's no easy task.. There are some annoying fixes that need to be addressed to make it stable enough... but I believe the next update is very close..

Yes it's Friday - been working like a trooper this week, with email campaigns and such, and keenly looking out for new builds to come through of the beta releases. And I see improvments all the time.

It's been a busy day here - I'm so excited about what can be done and the response from everyone all over the globe has been nothing short of inspirational...

I was skimming the forums - it's part of my dnn responsibilities - I do like doing it but sometimes don't have time to answer as much as I would like - however this one caught my attention!

Due to wide variety of DotNetNuke users I have, I've made requests for those in Non English Speaking countries who are prepared to help, to participate in getting a good DNN model for their language.