ScottGu is timeless haha

The only websites that get crashed by DNK traffic are ones built on Ruby-on-Rails :p

I agree with the second comment; link blogs can be really annoying. Blogging in general though is a good practice to get into so long as you have something interesting to say.

Is no one going to kick this? Dude this is the most excited I've been about Visual Studio in years lol!

lol thanks for submitting my article, Khushal!

Feel free to disagree. It's bold because it's out there, but I think these will happen. I think it's indisputable that the cloud computing buzz will increase, though.

As someone who uses Facebook.NET extensively for .NET-powered Facebook applications, I am very excited about this. Absolutely deserves a kick or two.

Man I hope someone makes a simple side-scroller shooter using .NET and this physics engine

Facebook.NET gets my vote for best Facebook development toolkit for ASP.NET

The fact that Microsoft is releasing free versions of their development tools is FANTASTIC. It will really help expand the platform's reach to a lot of new developers I hope.

In addition, I love the JavaScript debugging; if only it worked for FBJS :(

Does it matter if Scott's article made it to the front page in addition to the others? No?

Come on man it's two sentences.

Digg is full of Ron Paul spam and batshit insane libs. ConservativeKicks sounds rockin

Anyone else hear that? That's the sound of Slashdot going up in flames

That's what I thought and wrote as much on AjaxNinja. Thanks, James.

Maybe one day after I get a few more years of experience under my belt in a professional .NET development environment (interviewed for a position today!) I'll be adept enough to appreciate this release.

I honestly don't understand the degree of benefit this will provide to the average .NET developer.

However I am enjoying watching the idiots at ReadWriteWeb and Slashdot clown themselves over this announcement.

I actually factored the concerns and benchmarks you posted into my Facebook application since I was a bit concerned about concatenation operations presenting a scalability problem. Thanks for the great post!

Does sound like a good idea. I like to pick out the most pertinent ASP.NET-related articles which is why I produce a digest. I don't know if I have time to contribute myself though. I'm already working on a number of other projects