I'm hoping to try MonoRail soon. One area of the DNK codebase that I'm not happy with is the views. I don't like ASP.NET's form/control model and MonoRail is a possible replacement.

Has anyone here worked with it?

+1 Kick for the screenshots :)

Here are the two sample clients running against the updated API:

http://demos.gavinjoyce.com/DotNetKicks/API/JSON/mykicks/
http://demos.gavinjoyce.com/DotNetKicks/API/JSON/livekicks/

I have just deployed the latest API - there is a small breaking change in this. Hopefully this will be the last breaking change for these operations.

The stories collection in the response is now response.items (it used to be response.stories).

This is great Atif, thanks for creating it. As you say, it already has highlighted some bugs with the API.

Here is a live example : http://www.raboof.com/projects/livekicks/

+1 My expectations from a language and a platform have changed since learning Ruby and Rails.

Well it would have had a better chance ;)

Direct links please : http://www.singingeels.com/Blogs/Nullable/2007/09/27/LINQ_Lamda_and_Extension_Methods_Work_Together.aspx

This probably would make the homepage if it was a direct link.

Some screenshots would be nice and I'm sure lots more people would download it.

Good idea James, I've set up two groups which anyone can join:

http://groups.google.com/group/dotnetkicks-stats-daily
http://groups.google.com/group/dotnetkicks-stats-monthly

I'll still grant live report access to anyone who wants it.

Here is the RFC : http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1738.txt

I don't think I've ever seen a URL end with a '.'.

Regardless of what the RFC potentially says, I think that we should not allow a '.' at the end of a URL.

"(the RegEx ate the period at the end of my sentence)"

Sounds like a great excuse to join the DNK project team and add a unit test for this ;)

Here is the test as it is : http://dotnetkicks.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/DotNetKicks/Incremental.Kick.Tests/HelperTests/TextHelperTests.cs

Thanks Kevin, the widget looks great.

Direct link : http://elfz.laacz.lv/beautify/

"100% .NET component for rendering PDF documents" would have been a better title for this.