By tag: DLR
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Complete guide to Dynamic keyword in C#
An extensive article to understand how dynamic keyword works, limitations and best places to use it
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Silverlight: Embed IronRuby/DLR Scripting within XAML using IValueConv
After I wrote the “Intro to IronRuby/DLR Scripting in C# Silverlight 4 Application” post, I came across an interesting series on embedding DLR scripts in XAML with WPF. This is an interesting series, although the code doesn’t run in Silverlight, due to the fact that Silverlight is only a subset of W...
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Intro to IronRuby/DLR Scripting in C# Silverlight 4 Application
I thought I’d share what I’m learning about adding IronRuby scripting to Silverlight 4 applications. I’m also focusing on C# as the host language, but the .NET object and methods used will be the same from VB.NET.
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Embedding DLR Scripts in XAML- Part 2, A Simple DLR Markup Extension
This article demonstrates how to embed DLR scripts in XAML using a custom MarkupExtension. The scripting language can be any language supported by the DLR, such as Python or Ruby.
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Make Your Application Extendable Using the DLR
Application extensibility comes in various ways and names. It seems, though, that one kind of extensibility was left to the very few – application macros. This kind is now easier to achieve than ever before, using the new Dynamic Language Runtime.
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SilverLight Tetris example in Boo and IronPython
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...
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Getting Started with Dynamic Languages
I've grouped together some resources and blogs for all of you out there who are willing to start working with dynamic languages that are built on top of the DLR. Enjoy!
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IronPython 2.0 Has Been Released
Microsoft has released IronPython 2.0 on CodePlex, the .NET implementation of the Python language. The most important improvement is running on top of the Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR).
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Embedding an IronRuby console in your applications
How to make use of IronRuby today. Along the same lines as parts of John Lam's IronRuby PDC talk. How to use IronRuby in your applications as an interactive console.
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IronScheme 1.0 beta 1 released
IronScheme 1.0 beta 1 has been released.
It implements the entire R6RS Scheme specification.
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Monkey Patching CLR Objects
An example of DLR/CLR Interop to dynamically add new methods to a CLR object for use in IronRuby.
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Getting started with IronPython
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.
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IronRuby... Now on Google Groups.----- Join Now.
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 di...
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InfoQ: A .NET Triumvirate: IronScheme, IronLisp, and Xacc
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 t...
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The .Net DLR makes building a new language implementation ridiculousl
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.