I've never been happier that I chose a technology after today. I have a production web application built using ASP.NET MVC, and it has been working with almost no issues for over a year now. As a matter of fact, it is the cornerstone used to run our business. I've had the default blue skin in use since day 1 (ya, ya, I know, I know. I've been so lazy, I haven't even switched out to pre-built templates), and we run the app on the iPhone. It works, but there's always pinching, zooming and scrolling going on. I finally bit the bullet after thinking to myself "Why not create a view tailored to the iPhone to enhance the experience?" one too many times. About 12 hours later, the entire application was done with an auto-detected, optimized look and feel for the iPhone. I am now convinced that I've just been paid back with the technical dividends for investing in ASP.NET MVC. :)

To help the next guy out who walks down this path, here are all of the links that I used during this process:

• Aaron Lerch's seminal article on using iUI
• iUI project home page (Be sure to use 0.31. It is lightning fast!)
• Scott Hanselman's article that introduced the auto-detect view engine
• CW Zachary's article that gives some extensions to iUI (like tables, load/unload, and script/css execution)
• Joe Hewitt's introductory video. Nice presentation, and the _replace nugget was worth the 15 minutes to watch it.