>>> Is it ready for prime time as a production tool?
Oh yeah. And performance is insane - much better than web forms. This is the way it should have been before (or at least an option). I can see web forms for developers clinging to GUI type components and such but that never appealed to me..

Another example is NerdDinner.com which incorporates RAZOR and the very latest MVC3/4. None other than JVP is involved in that project on CodePlex. I actually prefer MVC2 without the RAZOR stuff.

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>I have been investing some time in learning ASP.NET MVC. It seems pretty clean to me (the pattern itself has certainly stood the test of time) and it takes some of the grunt work away by use of naming conventions and the .NET solution type template. A question for you -- have you found yourself struggling in some areas when you get beyond the level of complexity of MVC Music Store and other tutorial apps?