##Introduction## I always found the ASP.NET web controls to be too heavy while the MVC controls felt a bit anemic (and abuse too many language features for my taste). This library allows for the creation of HTML in a more functional style while the library itself can be easily extended using a pure OOP style.

##Example Code##

Suppose we had a structure like the following:

   var scoobies = new Dictionary<int, string>
        {
            {1, "Buffy Summers"},
            {2, "Dawn Summers"},
            {3, "Xander Harris"},
            {4, "Willow Rosenberg"},
            {5, "Rupert Giles"},
            {6, "Cordelia Chase"},
        };

If we want

<ul>
   <li><a href="/person/1">Buffy Summers</a></li>
   <li><a href="/person/2">Dawn Summers</a></li>
   <li><a href="/person/3">Xander Harris</a></li>
...
</ul>

Then we write something like the following:

 <%
   var li_scoobs = from s in scoobies 
                     select new Anchor () { Href = "/person/" + s.Key }
							.Wrap (s.Value)
							.WrapIn (new ListItem());
							
	var ul_scoobs = new UnorderedList().Wrap(li_scoobs);
							
 %>

<%= ul_scoobs %>

This minimizes the interaction between server side code and markup.