Dino Esposito, from whom many of us have read and learned a great deal over the years, has recently expressed his love for ASP.NET MVC.  Moreover, he has also notice that the message from Microsoft is very tentative about the framework.  Because of the large market share of Web Forms, Microsoft seems hesitant to push ASP.NET MVC as THE NEW VERSION OF ASP.NET for fear that existing customers will worry about being left behind.

I have previously predicted that with Visual Studio 2010, the majority of new ASP.NET projects would use the MVC flavor over the Web Forms flavor.  I stand by that because the IHttpHandler that is MVC is simpler to use and maintain than the System.Web.UI.Page (which is just an IHttpHandler).