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SharePoint Libray Treeview
One of the biggest problems with SharePoint document libraries is with the inability to navigate through documents in a large library. A dynamic Tree like structure, just like the file structure you have on the file share, an ability to collapse/expand tree view is needed. Click here for more details http://sharepointbramley.blogspot.com/ 
SharePoint 2010
The word is out: SharePoint Server 2010 Official Hardware and Software Requirements is out. Check it here: http://networkedblogs.com/p4792828 
Changing Date Format In SharePoint
To change a date format say to yyyy-mm-dd, go to "Site Action" then "Site Settings" under Site Administration, click Regional settings.
 
But the interesting thing is when you want to have the following format: dd-mmmm-yyyy, e.g 09-December-2008. What you need to do is the following:
 
Create a Date column(Call Date1), leave it on the default view 
Then create another column for your text version date  
Call it what ever you want "Date 2" or something 
Select Calculated (calculation based on other columns) type 
Down in the Formula window insert this formula:
TEXT([the name of your number date column goes here between the square brackets],"mmmm-dd-yyyy"), Click "Ok",
essentially you have the following in brackets =TEXT(Date1,"dd-mmmm-yyyy")
 
 

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