Thoughts After Completing the Project: I believe ASP.NET Web Matrix is merely an attempt by Microsoft to people frustrated enough to just buy Visual Studios .Net to make any Web Applications using ASP.NET. It was supposed to be an easy to use tool, but as I searched for solutions to my problems in the online forums, I realized that many other users had the same problems.The solutions? Some little detail which would probably take weeks to figure out or maybe never if simple configurations are unknown to the developer. I was able to solve many problems by changing some setting which had nothing to do with the language--rather some minor detail which was left unspecified.
I don't think this is the how a tool should be. After using this, I am pretty thankful for the features Visual Studios .NET has to offer and would never do another problem using Web Matrix. I am not sure if this was the purpose of Microsoft when they released this free software--maybe just to show users an example of very bad time-wasting application development tool I wouldn't recommend using Web Matrix to anyone after doing this project, especially after using Visual Studios .NET. Actually, I believe it would developers to stay away from ASP.NET completely, especially if they haven't used a better development tool such as Visual Studios .NET.
However, overall, I think it was a good learning experience everyone should have. Not only did I get to create an application from scratch to finish, but also I used a beta version tool to implement such an application. This made me realize that every software goes through many phases of testing and debugging before the final product is considered "bug-free." This is a process that not only I will go through, but also big companies like Microsoft. We forget that these companies also go though the same process when we use their tools which work perfectly.