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    <p>I work in a shop that uses all three (.Net MVC, Rails, PHP). </p> <p>We have found that as far as maintainability as quickest turn around time to complete our projects are concerned, Ruby on Rails (or MERB) offers the best solutions. I'm a .Net guy too, but the other guys here seem to think that it's much easier writing custom functionality in Ruby then it is in PHP. The Ruby programming language they say provides a fuller library of functionality, is easier to read and maintain, and has superior symantic application to the language over PHP. </p> <p>But as far as your question is concerned, you have to keep in mind that Asp MVC is written on top of a "thinned out" version of Asp.Net (MVC rids itself of the overhead processing that is involved with managing post-backs and view state amongst other things). So really when you are considering performance I'm pretty sure you can safely assume that you will get similar performance, if not better, then what you get with Asp.Net. Anyway, there's a pretty good thread on this topic here at <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43743/aspnet-mvc-performance">ASP.NET MVC Performance</a> </p> <p>As far as who (which large websites) are using .Net MVC is concerned, I'm not sure it's really the right time really to ask that question because the technology is still in Beta. You probably won't see .Net MVC widely used for a while because of that, and also because of the investment that a large company has to make to overhaul their front-end technology. With the economy going how it's been going lately, I would have to imagine it's going to be a pretty hard sell for Microsoft to convince any of it's larger Asp.Net clients to move from Asp.Net to MVC, not to mentioned that since they are both developed under the same department at Microsoft, there may not be much benefit for them to convince their clients to move one way or another unless it's in the clients best interest.</p> <p>This all being said, I've been a programmer for over 10 years now and the .Net MVC is one of my favorite tool sets that Microsoft has released over that time. If you're a .Net guy and your project calls for an MVC architecture, I would suggest you go ahead and use it. If anything else you will have an absolute blast programming your websites. ;-)</p>
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