>>MVC is the greatest thing imo to come from Microsoft in the last few years. ASP.NET Web Forms was a curse from hell!!
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>If you want a dynamic language version of the same thing, you should try Ruby on Rails. Exactly the same framework pattern as Asp.Net MVC, but with the goodness of a dynamic languge like that we've enjoyed in FoxPro.

Not dissing Ruby on Rails at all (I have heard all good things about it) but how do you mean dynamic there? One of the things that appeals to me about ASP.NET MVC is it is reportedly very hospitable to dependency injection / IoC. Do you mean it isn't strongly typed?

For that matter ASP.NET isn't as strongly typed as it was before the last couple of releases.