Previously, we are talking with aliens in C# and Nemerle. Now let's try to do the same on Boo. See code below...

Boo can now do SilverLight, currently on trunk and soon to be released in Boo 0.9. Vladimir shows us SilverLight Tetris examples with IronPython to Boo. While the source code of both examples are very similar, the resulting Boo's .xap package is 23 times smaller than IronPython's, thanks to Boo's s...

In this post I present a little application based on Luis Diego Fallas' concept, that allows you to parse a Boo source code file and browse it's AST. I also show how to use quasiquotes.

In this post I explain the role of Boo's IQuackFu interface and provide an example of class for accessing data in the database.

Validation routines are typically stored in XML files when configured externally. This article will demonstrate how to create a simple DSL with Boo for validating both business objects and non-business objects (web forms for example).

This might be interesting for people that use popular IoC container for .NET - Autofac. Now it is possible to configure this container with the custom DSL syntax that is more flexible and efficient than plain XML configuration.

A C# implementation of a domain specific language for configuration of a new open source project: mite. Rhino.DSL is used to create a DSL to define migration environments. The syntax for the Boo based DSL is concise and allows the configuration to be kept DRY. There are many advantages to usi...

The book is now available for as part of the Manning Early Access Program. Chapter 1 to 4 are already there, but they are there in their nearly raw format. That means that they have not been edited yet, and I didn't put in the results from the review cycle that we did yet. Ayende would appreci...

Ayende on the Boo language.

From the recent CodeMash conference: an Open Spaces talk discussing Open Source software on the .net platform - and WebDevRadio just happened to be there and got it all on tape... err, digitally recorded.

Boo is an object oriented, statically typed language for the common language runtime with a Python inspired syntax and focused on language and compiler extensibility. Boo is an Open Source project, released under the BSD license. This means that you are free to take, modify and use the language ...

Boo is a statically typed .NET programming language which in the spirit of Ruby or Python is licensed under an MIT/BSD license. Andrew Glover has written an overview providing a language introduction

This is an extremely simple introduction to creating a control with Boo. This article will concentrate on the creation of a SuperToolTip control (Office 2007).