Hey now. There's probably a bit more blame on .Net than there needs to be :) I agree though, there seems to be quite a few wannabe .Net architects who design un

Hey now. There's probably a bit more blame on .Net than there needs to be :) I agree though, there seems to be quite a few wannabe .Net architects who design unmaintainable behemoth deployments just because they can. In fact I'm helping one company completely replace their old system because all the developers who built it left in a hurry and no one now knows how to run the custom deployment. But that's not the language's fault. There really are some good companies out there doing awesome things with .Net