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Script# Programming in the Large
Some large-scale Ajax apps and frameworks - the Live Framework and Office 14, both announced at PDC - built using Script#... Read More...
FxCop for Ajax Code
Script#-based Ajax development enables you to repurpose existing .NET tools - this posts shows how you can use FxCop to perform static code analysis for script code... Read More...
Engineering Excellence Award for Script#
Microsoft Engineering Excellence Award presented to Script#! Read More...
Script# 0.5 Update and Associated CodePlex Project
Some words about the latest release of script#, now on CodePlex, and with support for localization, doc-comments and more. Read More...
Facebook Client Library built on Script#
Facebook's latest offering to application developers - a client-side script API, built on Script#! Read More...
Script# Update
A quick post announcing version 0.4.5.0 of script# which is now available for download - adding support for VS 2008, along with a number of fixes and some enhancements. Read More...
Can you say "qwak"? OK, then fly.
This morning, I was at a language symposium that's taking place on the Microsoft campus. Many language gurus are there, Anders is doing the keynote, so it's definitely a place where you can learn a thing or two. Many of the talks are about dynamic languages and how to implement them in the CLR, and as usual, you can see the usual duck-typing quote on all slide decks: "If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be a duck." Really, folks, I don't know about that. While I generally like dynamic languages and the trend they represent, I've always been extremely uneasy about that, and what's more I don't think it's a necessary outcome of using a dynamic language. First, we don't know that it...
Script# brings compile-time and C# niceties to JavaScript development

I'm very excited to finally be able to point to this post of Nikhil's. I've known about this project from the start and am Super-Ultra-Mega-Excited (this expression (c) Andres Sanabria) about it, but until now I had to keep my mouth shut.

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