I do. The new ASP.NET MVC stuff is really nice, and I suppose the biggest draw for me is that I already use C#/F# on a daily basis, so using ASP.NET is just a matter of learning the API.
If your only experience with ASP.NET was with the old, ASP.NET Forms-based stuff, I understand where you're coming from -- my first development job was writing ASP.NET Forms apps on .NET 1.1...it wasn't pretty, to say the least -- but you should really give the new ASP.NET MVC 2 (or 3, which is almost RTM) a look.
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I do. The new ASP.NET MVC stuff is really nice, and I suppose the biggest draw for me is that I already use C#/F# on a daily basis, so using ASP.NET is just a matter of learning the API.
If your only experience with ASP.NET was with the old, ASP.NET Forms-based stuff, I understand where you're coming from -- my first development job was writing ASP.NET Forms apps on .NET 1.1...it wasn't pretty, to say the least -- but you should really give the new ASP.NET MVC 2 (or 3, which is almost RTM) a look.