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submitted by Haacked 4 months, 10 days ago

haacked.com — An example of DLR/CLR Interop to dynamically add new methods to a CLR object for use in IronRuby. read more...

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submitted by ImplicitGeek 5 months, 12 days ago

blog.benhall.me.uk — An interesting look at how to get started with IronPython and how all the different parts fit together. Great if you want to dig deeper into the language or the DLR. read more...

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submitted by softmind 6 months, 24 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — IronRuby... Now on Google Groups. Its the right time to Join the community and discuss more. Here's the link... http://groups.google.com/group/ironruby My best wishes for the great success to IronRuby Group. Hope to see more information flowing from this new plethora of information and discussion. read more...

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submitted by w3stfa11 w3stfa11 6 months, 30 days ago

infoq.com — Llewellyn Pritchard, who is also known to the community as Leppie, has actively ported both Scheme and Lisp to the .NET DLR since its release. The results are IronScheme and IronLisp with an integrated development environment added to round out the development experience. InfoQ editors were able to contact Leppie recently to talk about the interesting recent developments he's made in regards to both IronScheme and IronLisp. read more...

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published 6 months, 30 days ago, submitted by wanorris 7 months ago

listeningtoreason.blogspot.com — Leverage the CLR, the DLR, and new parsing technologies makes it a lot more practical to design and implement a new language than ever before. read more...

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submitted by softmind 7 months, 13 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — In my opinion "Yes". Microsoft should stop working more on C# 3.1 or 4.0 currently. The progress on DLR and IronRuby and IronPython is dead slow. The announcement of DLR was made at MIX 2007 in March 2007. The next MIX 2008 is round the corner starting from 5th March 2008. Even after one year the current stage of IronRuby is alpha stage only. No news on the IDE and no special section on forums to discuss DLR or Dynamic languages. read more...

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submitted by softmind 7 months, 27 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — Ruby, capable of being on No.1 position suffers a real problem of deployment. Its like a useless child when it comes to deployment. Its like having a handsome and dashing son, who works great as an obedient son in the house, BUT.. does not earn a single penny from outside. Ruby's syntax is great, Ruby is powerful, ruby is loved by all, Ruby has many die hard fans like me, Ruby works like a charm on Local machines; all advantages are destroyed with single drawback of " Deployment" read more...

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submitted by hgarcia 8 months, 8 days ago

blog.latrompa.com — With IronRuby around the corner and the DLR coming strong, you better learn Ruby. An elegant object oriented dynamic language that is no more the domain of Linux/Unix programmers. read more...

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submitted by ligaz ligaz 9 months, 9 days ago

ligaz.blogspot.com — Source code for DLR Pad is available on CodePlex. DLR Pad is an interactive environment for programming XAML with dynamic languages like Ruby and Python. read more...

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submitted by ligaz ligaz 9 months, 19 days ago

ligaz.blogspot.com — DLR Pad is a tool that allows you to quickly to rapidly create simple XAML based applications and script against them with dynamic language of your choice - IronPython or IronRuby. read more...

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submitted by softmind 11 months, 9 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — The Author is not sure about the Support for IronRuby from Microsoft. He has many fears with many reason and clearly explains each of them.He clearly explains his thoughts and views here... read more...

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submitted by softmind 11 months, 9 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — Which way you'll prefer to go in future and Why....? Since IronRuby, IronPython, VBx are just few months away... I plan to write a blog to collect suggestions and feed backs here as a guideline for others to decide for the future. the topic is such like.... " Which way you'll go in future... from this 6 DotNet Languages "I would like to highlight few points that can help you decide/Judge. Your suggestions, Comments are welcome. I prefer IronRuby for many reasons. read more...

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submitted by softmind 11 months, 9 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — The ALT.NET Conference applies Open Space Technology to create a dialog between people who are trying to learn ALT.NET practices and people who are working toward communicating the practices. Mr. Scott Guthrie is one of the speakers at this conference and it is heard that he is ready with the MVC Model ( Model View Controller ) for Asp.Net developers that will work independently on Framework as well as on DLR too. This seems to be the most awaited topic by Asp.Net Community so far. read more...

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submitted by softmind 11 months, 9 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — It would also be interesting to know that this Starterkits are readily available totally free from Microsoft Asp.Net team as well as from Hosting Companies as a part of their regular services. All you have to do is select your hosting plan and click on any of this Starterkits, and they will be easily installed in your hosting space without any obligation. I think this is a perfect start by Microsoft Asp.Net team, which not only introduces you to Asp.Net technology with different methods in your preferred language, but it also helps you to study the codes with a working solution, which also offers you as an opportunity to extend it in your own way to meet your future requirements. Since this kits are free to use for any purpose, they have also been used as a business solutions by many developers. Learn and Earn is the way to go with the help of this kits. read more...

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submitted by softmind 11 months, 9 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — Tim Anderson interviews Scott Guthrie, a General Manager within Microsoft’s Developer Division. Guthrie runs the development teams that build CLR, ASP.NET, WPF, WPF/e, Windows Forms, IIS 7.0, Commerce Server, .NET Compact Framework, and the Visual Studio Web and Client Development Tools. The interview took place at the Mix07 conference in London in September 2007. read more...

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submitted by softmind 11 months, 9 days ago

ironruby.blogspot.com — This is one of the best blog i have read in recent times. It clearly explains in depth details why Ruby is Great and after reading this blog, i am sure you will be in love with Ruby forever. The Author already warns you about this situation in advance. If Ruby is so great, IronRuby adds tons of advantages to the advantages mentioned in the above blog. Author addsmore advantages of IronRuby over the previous ruby advantages. read more...

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