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Hello rake-world
Rake is a quite popular build framework, that has its strengths in the fact that it is code (no more xml), and it is very simple to get started with. Actually setting it up is a 3 step process. Make sure the path environment variable is set to point at your ironruby/bin folder....
Silverlight and IronRuby – a match made in heaven
A couple of months ago I was starting to read about IronRuby, and while thinking about what my first little pet project should be I saw a tweet from a guy who was enjoying the combination with Silverlight. I gave the idea some thought and liked the idea of using a dynamic...
IronPython – add scripting to you application
Last time I looked at how IronPython is integrated with .NET which makes it possible to use all of the good stuff that we know and love from .NET. The obvious next thing to look at is doing the inverse and see how it is possible to run IronPython code from within a .NET app...
IronPython – integrating with .NET
One of the great things about IronPython compared to other Python implementations is that is running on the .NET platform and was written in C#. This lets the developer use all the stuff he already knows from using .NET and he will have the possibility of writing components in C#...
IronPython - high order functions as decorators for AOP
One of my favorite features from when I was playing around with F# was high order functions. A high order function is quite simply a function that takes a function as an argument and returnes a function. A basic sample just to get the point accross could be: def Outer():...
IronPython – multiple inheritance and monkey patching
Multiple inheritance Besides the basic OOP stuff that I covered in my last post there are some things that you can do in IronPython which is not possible in languages like C# and java. One nice thing that I have heard people moan about not having in other languages is multiple...
IronPython – OOP basics
A while ago I heard a podcast where it was discussed that some believe that languages like C#/java etc are actually not object oriented but that they are really oriented. This provoked my thinking quite a bit, since OOP was the corner stone during my education, and we wrote all...
IronPython – kom godt igang med dynamiske sprog til .NET
Jeg besluttede mig for nylig for at kigge nærmere på IronPython, da det virker til at være et interessant sprog, som jeg kan lære noget af. Jeg anskaffede mig derfor bogen IronPython in Action , som jeg har et godt indtryk af indtil videre. Hvorfor IronPython? Personligt opstod...
Dynamic Language Runtime
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