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Talking Ruby and Dynamic Language Support with John Lam

by MichaelF on April 30, 2007

As promised in the first post today, here is the second interview regarding today's announcements regarding Microsoft's Dynamic Language Runtime and Silverlight...... more

• Monday, April 30, 2007
• in: Community
• MichaelF

Python, Java, Ruby, Oh My! Silverlight Alpha 1.1 ships with Dynamic Language Support

by MichaelF on April 30, 2007

Mix 07 kicked off today with keynotes from Ray Ozzie and Scott Guthrie. Amongst announcements regarding media and Silverlight Scott Guthrie announced the release of a cross-platform version of the .NET framework within Silverlight Alpha 1.1. Included is a Dynamic Language Runtime that allows developers to use languages such as Python, Java and Ruby to program in Silverlight...... more

• Monday, April 30, 2007
• in: Community
• MichaelF

John Lam and Sam Ramji discuss RubyCLR, Avalon Ruby Editor and Open Source Funding

by MichaelF on August 10, 2006

The second person we interviewed during the LANG.NET symposium is John Lam. John is the creator of RubyCLR and most recently he created an Avalon Ruby Editor...... more

• Thursday, August 10, 2006
• in: Media
• MichaelF

Sam Ramji and Professor John Gough talk Virtual Machines, Dynamic Languages, Ruby and .NET (Part 2)

by MichaelF on August 09, 2006

In part two of two, Sam and Professor Gough continue their conversation focusing on Dynamic Languages and Professor Gough's work with Ruby and .NET... more

• Wednesday, August 09, 2006
• in: Media
• MichaelF

Sam Ramji and Professor John Gough talk Virtual Machines, Dynamic Languages, Ruby and .NET (Part 1)

by MichaelF on August 07, 2006

In part one of a two part interview Sam talks with John Gough, Professor Emeritus at Queensland University of Technology, about his background in compilers and virtual machines, Dynamic Languages and how he became involved with the .NET project.... more

• Monday, August 07, 2006
• in: Media
• MichaelF