The extension methods are very Ruby-like, which is kind-of scary. Don't get me wrong -- it's a powerful idea, but have you ever tried to get a complete definiti

The extension methods are very Ruby-like, which is kind-of scary. Don't get me wrong -- it's a powerful idea, but have you ever tried to get a complete definition of a class that is spread out over a dozen files in potentially a handful of third party libraries? Since MSoft also controls the IDE, perhaps they can create a single coherent view onto a class by combining the dozens of files that extend the original class into a virtual document of sorts.