Finalize the v1.0 blog post.

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 # ABP v1.0 Has Been Finally Released!
 
-Today is the big day! After ~3 years of continuous development, first stable ABP release, v1.0, has been released. Thanks to everyone contributed to the project or tried it so far.
+![banner](banner.jpg)
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+Today is the big day! After ~3 years of continuous development, first stable ABP release, 1.0, has been released. Thanks to everyone contributed to the project or tried it so far.
+
+Start playing with the new ABP framework now:  [abp.io/get-started](https://abp.io/get-started) 
 
 ![contribution-graph](D:\Github\abp\docs\en\Blog-Posts\2019-10-22 v1_0_Release\contribution-graph.png)
 
+Here, a few GitHub & NuGet statistics about the project:
+
+* 2,360 stars.
+* 5,917 commits.
+* 72 contributors.
+* 1,136 issues were closed, 276 open.
+* 566 PRs were closed, 5 open.
+* 39 releases.
+* 122,795 downloads on NuGet.
+
+There was an excellent demand even before the first release.
+
 ## Road Map
 
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+The first priority is to complete the documentation, since there are still a lot of missing documents for the framework features & the modules. Then we will continue to work on the issues on GitHub, based on the labeled priorities.
+
+See the [GitHub milestone items](https://github.com/abpframework/abp/milestones).
 
+ABP is a community-driven project. So, we are prioritizing the issues mostly based on the community feedback and demand.