Thanks for you answer, I know about Kevin and the MM Framework, my question was more oriented on the ASP.NET side of things.
I read that there was some collaboration with Rick at some point but I'll like to know if somebody here is using it for Web development and his/her experiences.


>MM.NET learning is no more difficult than trying to learn SharePoint or Enterprise Library. The documentation is better than that of the Enterprise Library as well as any of the other previously released blocked from Microsoft.
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>Learning the basics of MM.NET and making it do what you want it to do is a walk in the park - adapting your imagination and making it do what your users want it to do will require some ingenuity on your part.