Posts tagged #ironruby
NU – gem like packaging for .NET
I just had a look at NU which is made to be for .NET what gems are for Ruby. Why should you care? Well if you are like me downloading new versions of miscellaneous open source projects and updating them along the way is not your favorite thing. It’s just tedious and seems to be a...
IronRuby 1.1 with LINQ support
Finally LINQ is supported in IronRuby now from v. 1.1 and I think it has been solved quite elegantly without any real syntactical gooeyness. Trying it out has been made very straight forward by looking at the 101 LINQ samples rewrite for IronRuby . From day one LINQ has seemed a...
IronRuby and hashes in metaprogramming
This will probably be one of the shortest blogposts I'll ever write, and probably the one with the least amount of code - besides an occational rant. The reason is that like pictures sometimes say more than a 1000 words, so does elegant code. module MyModule class MyClass def...
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...
IronRuby - godt begyndt
Nu synes jeg igen det er ved at være på tide at rode lidt med et nyt sprog, så jeg har kastet mig over (Iron)Ruby, som opfylder samme krav som F# gjorde da jeg gik i krig med det. Det er nemlig et sprog der giver nye udfordringer idet jeg ikke får har arbejdet så meget med...
Dynamic Language Runtime
DLR artikel baseret på video fra mix