March 2008 - Posts
The Dynamic Language Runtime powers IronPython and IronRuby . It contains the following features: DynamicSite - call-site caching to speed up the performance of dynamic languages Hosting APIs - allows embedding of any DLR language as a scripting language inside of a host application Extensions to LINQ ExpressionTree - allows language compilers to generate higher level constructs instead of MSIL ActionBinder - utility code to facilitate .NET interop Other compiler utility code Blogs http://blogs.msdn.com/ironpython - IronPython team blog http://blogs.msdn.com/hugunin - Jim Hugunin http://www.iunknown.com/ - John Lam http://blogs.msdn.com/mmaly - Martin Maly Mailing lists You can currently ask questions on the IronPython ( link ) and IronRuby...
The Dynamic Language Runtime powers IronPython and IronRuby . It contains the following features: Hosting APIs - allows embedding of any DLR language as a scripting language inside of a host application Extensions to LINQ ExpressionTree - allows language compilers to generate higher level constructs instead of MSIL DynamicSite - call-site caching to speed up the performance of dynamic languages ActionBinder - utility code to facilitate .NET interop IDynamicObject - interface for dynamic objects Other compiler utility code Mailing lists You can currently ask questions on the IronPython ( link ) and IronRuby ( link ) mailing lists. There is currently no dedicated DLR mailing list. Similarly, the sources for the DLR are bundled with the IronPython...
Yesterday, I gave a talk on ASP.NET Dynamic Data at the MIX 2008 conference. It was a full room, and it was great to see the interest for the technology. What's nice about MIX is that they are making all talks available online within 24 hours. So you can watch my talk today! Here is the direct link . Note that the build of Dynamic Data that I use in the session is quite a bit newer than the one we made available in December. You should expect the new build to be available within a few weeks. While a lot of the core concepts remain the same, there are a number of important changes, and I'll describe some of them here: Entity Framework support In addition the Linq To Sql, Dynamic Data now supports Entity...
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