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Note that I’m not a developer on the ProMesh.Net project. I just think it’s a great framework that has worked well for my clients and I.

Regarding the open source issue, I totally agree. If you don’t have the ability to support any part of a project whether it is open source or not it shouldn’t be used.

Anyway, it will be interesting to see how ASP.NET MVC develops

stevo, you should check out the ProMesh.NET MVC Web Framework. I tried to go to ASP.Net MVC but ended up going back to ProMesh as i missed things in ProMesh. I really don't like how ASP.Net MVC still uses aspx files, i want pure html files with an expressive server-side language. ProMesh provides that, and the next version is taking that model and improving it by enabling a similar routing engine as ASP.NET MVC and giving you the option to define your own server-side language. Ajax support is also great.

I was really looking forward to ASP.NET MVC but I don’t think they have taken it far enough.

I watched this just after it was posted but i didn't want to comment and spoil it for everyone else.

Very well done