I have a huge web application written with VS2003.  I have a new project being written in VS2005 using the StratFrame framework.  Both are installed on my machine and being used nearly every day to make minor adjustments and such.  The day is coming when I will have to purchase VS2008.  I know that the StrataFrame gang has been busy with that product and working on getting SF ready for prime time.  At some point you are going to say, "That's it for VS2005".  When do you expect that you will no longer write for VS2005 and "encourage" your user base to move forward into VS2008?

Thanks,
Bill

All updates until the next major version of SF will support 2005, so all projects that you are current developing will a.) have a migration path towards 2008 and b.) will still support VS2005.

The next major version of SF (2.0) will more than likely not support VS2005 as there will be many new features that will rely on .NET 3.5 which can only be used in 2008.  So here is a good litmus test, all SF code that comes out that supports .NET 2.0 will still work in VS2005...hope that makes sense