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Congratulations to all involved with libuv for creating such a nice piece of software!
btw, http://libuv.org/ is what it is on purpose or the team never got around to putting together a web page?
Really the 'web page' is the Github repo I suspect.
Hi! Yeah, we never got around creating some website... I asked to the domain to be redirected to the GitHub repo, which at least is better :-)
It's especially weird, considering that I see Sphinx-based docs: https://github.com/joyent/libuv/tree/master/docs/src

Seems like they could at least post them in whatever state they are in. Couldn't be any worse than a directory index with some release tarballs.

If I didn't know what libuv was, I'd take one look at libuv.org and immediately look elsewhere (as silly as that is). It'd be very much worth it to get a basic page up that tosses out some links to Github and/or tutorials and stuff!

You're right. I hope we can improve that now that the release is out and the preassure is a bit less :-)
This is awesome! I'll take a look at the migration guide later tonight and upgrade my projects. He said there are, "big breaking changes," but hopefully it doesn't require too much change. Either way, congrats and thank you for your hard work!!
The biggest change is the error handling, but I assure you it's for the better :-) If you run into any trouble don't heasitate to reach out and we'll update the guide in case anything is missing.