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5353- **We wanted to release the notification-store**. After the October 2020 groups release, Landscape simply wouldn’t be complete without it.
5454- Finally, **we wanted all of Landscape to use the [Indigo component library](https://github.com/urbit/indigo-react).** Landscape shipped with each application using its own build with handwritten, bespoke DOM components. Once we moved to a single-page application architecture in June 2020, we wanted the same guaranteed consistency for both back-end and front-end code.
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56−Most of these are now accomplished; the remaining tasks are awaiting some final tests and UX work. We’re aiming for a stable stream of Landscape to deploy **December 11, 2020**.
56+Most of these are now accomplished; the remaining tasks are awaiting some final tests and UX work. We’re aiming for a stable stream of Landscape to deploy by **December 18, 2020**.
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5858What does this mean? For everyday users, you can expect Landscape releases every six weeks; the slate of features and any breaking changes will be flagged well in advance for third-party developers; and you can expect a more thoroughly considered user experience with notes and copy for each new release.
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7070The same has occurred with Landscape. Previously Landscape was “*the* interface to Urbit,” the proof that there was more to the project than a Unix executable. And slowly to those of us at Tlon, it became obvious what it was destined to become: a flagship client for an entire network, a tree branch rooting a world beneath clearnet, the first cell by which other clients might be born. Mitosis can be clumsy to watch; it can be nauseating to experience; it can be difficult to make out what will arrive where.
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7272But this is, after all, how a body forms.
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74+*A previous version of this essay specified the stream deploy date as December 11, 2020. We appreciate your patience as we wrap up the final pieces of the logistics...*