I went to Kevin's training class last Sept. and he gave us all a copy of a very early version of the framework.

At that time the framework was much more incomplete that I'm sure it is now, although I haven't seen the beta yet. The main benefit to it was using the data access classes that he wrote. This way I knew I had a good base architecture to start with, that I could not have done at that point in my .Net experience level.

I was able to get a nice web app together using the framework. And one of the main strengths of the app IMO, is it's ability to work with different databases (SQL Server, Oracle, oleDB, ODBC) with the change of one line in a config file. (In theory this is true, although I haven't run it on anything other than SQL Server).

I'm waiting for the final version (and some $$ to spend), but I definalty plan on getting it.

>Can anyone who's using the MM for .NET let me know what you think of the product? Im considering buying it & just wanted to hear from somone that is using it to see how they like it...
>thanks!