Just in case you haven't seen this yet: http://www.codethinked.com/category/IronRuby-via-C-Series.aspx I'm sure it's a handy tutorial for learning Ruby (using IronRuby for .NET) the language if you've already got C#/.NET background. I personally think the DLR will become a huge thing...

Of course it's still in Alpha, but get 'em here ! Took it out for a quick spin and it seems still rough around the edges, but hey...no need to build it yourself anymore if you want to try it now.

Pardon the silver surfer tagline, I just watched the FF trailer, and as Johnny would say "That is so cool". Over the last week, there have been a flurry of activities in the blogspace surrounding Microsoft's announcement on MIX. John Lam tries to come up with a way to organize all the different...

Jim Hugunin of IronPython fame announced at the MIX conference the DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime). While IronPython demonstrates how good the support for dynamic languages are today in the CLR, the "new Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) adds a small set of key features to the CLR to make it dramatically...