AppHarbor - Heroku-style hosting for asp.net

You should also give them a try as they are a YC W11 company (it's good to support the community). <a href="http://mobile.twitter.com/friism/statuses/6544481205620736" rel="nofollow">http://mobile.twitter.com/friism/statuses/6544481205620736</a>

Interesting, but I doubt it will become that popular - lots of people use the cloud, lots of people use c# but the intersection isn't that high.

<i>Deploying .NET web apps can be kind of a hazzle</i><p>hassle

I find it interesting that it's a git-enabled asp.net hosting service. I figured that git wasn't popular among the windows users.

They should probably put some work into their homepage..

If you're going to submit your own app, here are some tips:<p>1) Link your homepage. HN allows you to title your submission and we'll forgive a teensy bit of valuable keyword stuffing in your submission if it's descriptive. Your homepage is always a more valuable landing page than a months-old blog post. If your homepage isn't as descriptive as the blog post, <i>change your homepage</i> then submit.<p>2) Either be at public launch or public beta when you do. Otherwise, you're blowing a chance to capture and on board a huge number of technically savvy people who will help you find bugs and UX issues in real time. (This was exceptionally helpful to us with Dawdle.com back when.)<p>3) Please make sure your blog has a big honking link to your homepage, not the blog homepage. Make that link an image with lots of tasty descriptive text to goose your SEO to your homepage, which will undoubtedly serve as your main landing page for normals who are Googling and press who wants to link to you.