I was awarded again MVP(Most Valuable Professional) title under ASP.NET category in 2010 as a result of my studies and sharing information in the last one year. Thus, I owned this title for the second time.

I thank everyone who shares my success and helped me in a manner to earn this title.

Microsoft awarded me Most Valuable Professional (MVP) prize under ASP/ASP.NET category on account of studies conducted by me within the previous year. It is a really honorable event that the articles I have published in community websites and magazines, seminars, webcasts and training sessions I have conducted and volunteerly sharing information with all those people reached me via e-mail are awarded with such a valuable prize by Microsoft.  

I owe thanks to all of the people that always guide me, help me and in my opinion that have a share in this prize. Thanks to Microsoft!

 You can reach my MVP Profile here.

ASP.NET MVC 1.0 RC has been released today, after Internet Explorer 8.0 RC1 that was released yesterday. This important announcement excited me like many ASP.NET developers. You can follow the links above to get more detailed information about RC version. 

Scott Guthrie - ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Release Candidate Now Available
David Hayden - Download ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Release Candidate

As you know, Microsoft announces a lot of products that are in beta phase with specific codenames and makes us to warm towards future improvements earlier. If I want from you to list some of the codenames, which ones do you think of first? Whidbey, Orcas, Yukon, Longhorn etc...

When I examined a link that I came across in Wikipedia, I realized that Microsoft has been using codename as an important standard since years. You can both scan codename history and see the point where we are while time travelling from this page. Where is Windows 3.1, where is Windows Vista