IronRuby 0.3

Last week was Mix09, Microsoft’s annual conference for web development and design. There were some big announcements – Silverlight 3 Beta, ASP.NET MVC RTM, TDS support for SQL Data Services, new drops of Azure and LiveFX SDKs and I’m sure a bunch of other things that I’ve forgotten.

Of course, by far the most important thing that shipped at Mix09 was IronRuby 0.3.

Jimmy has the details on the new release and John Lam did a talk at Mix on dynamic languages in Silverlight. I haven’t seen an announcement, but it also looks like there’s a new version of AgDLR – aka the Silverlight Dynamic Languages SDK – as well.

This entry was posted by DevHawk on March 23, 2009. It was posted in IronPython. It was tagged IronRuby.

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