Sending it over now --- I've really enjoyed messing with the memory optimized features in SQL Server 2014.

Many of the initial responses by the community were very lackluster, citing the restrictions as reasons to not waste your time with it, but the performance gains can be unbelievably good.

Poorly written SQL in a natively compiled stored proc can easily blow away the performance of traditional procs/tables, no matter how well written. Not at all advocating bad SQL, but it's a different world than what we're used to and many of the restrictions are there for a good reason and aren't just indicative of lousy design.