Another perspective from Steve Eichert. He claims that developers are not leaving .NET because of what Rails is doing right, but instead because of what .NET is doing wrong. Personally I don't want to leave .NET. There's still a huge part of the .NET Framework (besides ASP.NET) that I like. As it looks now, MonoRail appeals to me the most. Maybe it can fill the gap that ASP.NET created for me doing web applications. Can't wait to dive in.
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