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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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Selenium Two Tutorial using IronPython and InternetExplorerDriver
Tutorial on how to use the upcoming Selenium 2 release using IronPython to drive the tests. There is an example to help developers get used to using it before its fully released
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Communicate with aliens on IronPython (ending)
Previously, we are talking with aliens in C#, Nemerle, Boo and F#. Now let's try to do the same on IronPython.
See code below...
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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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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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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.
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IronPython Studio
IronPython Studio is a free full IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for the Python programming language. It is based on the existing IronPython example that is included in the VS SDK.
IronPython Studio is based on the Visual Studio 2008 Shell runtime (royalty free) and can be installed withou...
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Should Microsoft work less on C# 3.0 and Focus more on IronRuby and ID
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 on...
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Classic Ruby and Ruby on Rails losing against IronRuby
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,...
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DLR Pad source code available
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.
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It's Time for Microsoft to Make SQL Server Hosting Free.
My Biggest Question and Argument...?
What sense does it make for Microsoft to bring all languages under one roof, if they are not going to earn from database hosting. If They have no intentions to earn then why charge for SQL Hosting....?
Its time for Microsoft to understand this and remove a ...
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How Serious Microsoft is about IronRuby, IronPython and DLR
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...