IronMonkey has been announced

Using the CodeDom and CSharpProvider APIs to dynamically compile C# source to in memory assemblies is one way to overcome the limtiation that you can't access attributes from IronPython. It also makes all sorts of interesting things possible.

A series of articles on getting started with Windows Forms and IronPython.

A community Wiki full of examples of using the .NET framework from IronPython. Includes Windows Forms, databases, network protocols, getting started, system administration and automation...

Today, at MIX 07, we announced a new level of support for dynamic languages on .NET that we're calling the DLR. The DLR is about giving you the best experience for your language - true to the language, excellent tools, performance and seamless integration with a wealth of libraries and platforms. Th...

"My forty-fifth Podcast is up. In this one, Carl and I discuss how the Iron Python guys used a hook into No-Compile ASP.NET pages to enable better support for dynamic languages in ASP.NET. We also speculate on Microsoft's plan for Ruby. I hope you enjoy it."

"Python provides a great example of how .NET languages can leverage the new dynamic language features that we added into the CLR with last year's .NET 2.0 release. For example, CLR features like "lightweight code-generation" now make it possible for a dynamic language to quickly comp...

Combining the simplicity of Python with the power of ASP.NET, IronPython for ASP.NET allows developers to create rich web applications using a new implementation of the popular Python programming language.