It's not even weird, if you want to flat a list of lists then that's the best way to do it.

We started by using CC.net but the configuration is not that easy to do (writing xml by hand come on...). And we had a lot of problems because our source control server and our building server did'nt had the same time, so we had to wait like 5 min every time we needed to launch a build. So I installed TeamCity and we got some better results. But we didn't run it with IIS, we're using the provided apache that we set on another port. The GUI is really cool and there is absolutely 0 bug (those jetbrains guys ...). And you don't have to know by heart a Xml syntax if you want to create a new configuration.

Kevin Schaefer wrote:

So, when you go to a website, let's say codeproject.com, your browser first has to resolve the domain to an IP address by asking a DNS server

This is done by the OS. your browser just ask the domain name.

I always say : when you use region, just create another class ! It's useful only for generated code (like proxy class for web services)

I use attribute a lot with monorail to create custom data binding method (for instance I want to create my object using a constructor with parameters). But I think it's not a good idea to use it like in ActiveRecord, your mapping code is supposed to be apart from your class code.