Hello..
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Hi Phil,
Great News shared.
I am dying to work with IronRuby and Asp.Net MVC since ages, but no good
news are seen nearby.
Can you kindly make it clear for once and all that should i leave all
the hopes to work wi
> IronRuby ( IIS7 ) + MySql would be more effective that's what i feel.
> Best of both the world as you can say.
>
As per one of the thread here (few months back, as answered by John
Lam), few microsoft folks were already working on MySql adapter. I
think, they should have progressed much bett
Hi,
I was just reading this blog on www.infoq.com by Neal Ford on
Programming Languages and Platforms.
He is an experienced employee with Thoughtworks..
Here is the link...
http://www.infoq.com/interviews/Languages-Platforms-Neal-Ford
This paragraph from his blog/interview has attracted my atte
Hello,
Let me make it clear...
I am talking about IronRuby on Rails on Netbeans.
I am not asking Netbeans to support Asp.Net MVC, as some might find
confusing.
Thanks
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Hello,
This is just my suggestion.
Netbeans 6.5 shall support (1)Ruby (2) JRuby (3) Python and (4) Php.
These are all open source projects(languages) and so is IronRuby.
I understand Sun and Microsoft are rivals, but IronRuby is an open
source project and i dont see any comeptition in this cas
Rahil Kumar wrote:
> (1) Can i work with Iphone SDK with IronRuby
>
> OR..
>
> (2) IronRuby will be helpful with Google Android SDK...?
>
Hello Rahil,
Google has considered Java as a preferred platform to work with their
Android SDK.
You can investigate more on this subject asking the same q
Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
> When would you want to use such a converter? I mean what are use cases?
>
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> Oleg
There are plenty of Starter Kits available in Vb.Net and C#. While
IronRuby is still emerging.
Now there will be lots of migration from Asp.Net web forms to Asp.Net
MVC as well. Rather
Michael Foord wrote:
> http://tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/Product_Details/Instant_Python_CSharp_Edition/Instant_Python_CSharp_Edition.htm
>
> A Ruby version is probably *possible*...
>
Hi,
They have discontinued the Product and the development, so now there is
no such tool available as such
Hello,
We have C# to Vb.Net and Vb.Net to C# converter at the moment.
This make our life as a programmer more easy.
Just wondering, if any one is working or thinking to implement a
Converter that deals with C# to IronRuby and vice versa
Thanks
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A Very huge list of Ruby, Rails, IronRuby Books arriving in 2008/2009.
Have a look at this blog by RubyWorld. Its worth to bookmark this.
http://rubyworld.wordpress.com/2008/07/26/wow-very-huge-list-of-upcoming-rubyrails-books-in-2008/
Hope many would appreciate this.
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Hi,
I found this nice blog on RubyWorld and would like to share here.
They cover quick links for IronRuby.
http://rubyworld.wordpress.com/2008/07/25/quick-ironruby-links-to-bookmark-for-ever/
Pl. share more links, if you find any good link missing from the list,
its a request by th e blogger at
Unni Nair wrote:
> http://www.myfavoritemovies.us/Ironruby
Your link seems to be dead.
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Hi,
Mr. John Lam shall be discussing IronRuby Road Map Plans at Oscon 2008
on
24th Thursday.
Information:-
IronRuby: The Road to 1.0
4:30pm Thursday, 07/24/2008
Location: Portland 251
Speaker:- John Lam (Microsoft)
A year ago, we shipped the first drop of the IronRuby source code at
OSCON. In Se
Hi,
Have a look here, for detailed information on IronPython 2.0 Plans
http://devhawk.net/2008/07/17/IronPython+Post+20+Roadmap.aspx
It gives,details about its current status and Road Map Plans for version
2.0
Hope we can get such Road Map Plans for IronRuby 1.0 too.
Thanks
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Hi,
This is just for Information.
Rails for .Net Developers, is a new Book coming in November 2008.
You can down load 3 chapters for free here...
http://rubyindia.wordpress.com/2008/07/10/rails-for-aspnet-developers-read-and-download-3-chapters/
Thanks
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Rahil Kumar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It would be great to have a small and working starter kit with Asp.Net
> MVC with IronRuby, from one of those currently available starter kits
> for C# and Vb.net.
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Hi,
Nice to see the old popular thread emerging once again, and perhaps well
i
Hi,
May i know, how many months are we still far from IronRuby 1.0...?
I understand Asp.Net MVC preview 4 will support IronRuby. What type of
support will it be... Beta 1.0 or just a simple working solution with
not much benefits..?
Will there be enough guidelines/tutorials on.. how to make Iron
Ruby and IronRuby are the best thing happened to us.
We had no options in the past to work with asp.net except Vb.net and C#.
And to my knowledge Vb.Net community was silently forced to switchover
to C#, by making more examples available in C# than Vb.Net.
Even C# developers are currently offered
Hi,
Best Wishes to IronRuby Team and OSS Community for their great
contribution.
Microsoft has proved that it supports Open Source, and finally all the
rumors of Microsoft neglecting Ruby gets vanished.
I can't wait for a day when I can deploy my Rails apps to IIS 7 and MS
Sql 2008. That would b
Hi Ivan,
Nice to see your First Book on IronRuby.
I have downloaded the FREE Chapter and really enjoyed it.
If I am not wrong, you were supposed to give few Tutorials on IronRuby
with Active Record. What happened to it... ?
I hope its coming soon for us.
Thanks
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Hi Unni.
I do not understand, why do you always want to start a new thread for an
existing thread with a Re- Title
Starting a thread for an existing thread does not make real sense. You
will not fetch better results that way.
It would be better to start a new thread for a new topic.
I hope if
John Lam (IRONRUBY) wrote:
> IronRuby will be part of the next major release of Visual Studio. It
> won't be part of the Service Pack.
>
> -John
Hi,
Visual Studio is updated every three years as per my knowledge.
for example...
(1) Visual Studio .net (2001)
(2) Visual Studio 2005 -(2
Hi,
I was keen to read the great support for Dynamic languages in the New
and Most discussed .Net 3.5 SP1.
It was strange to see that there was no discussion at all about Dynamic
Languages.
It was avoided in such a manner that IronRuby does not exist at all.
When everything was discussed about..
> I understand the adapter for SQL Server 2005/2008 is under preparation
> by the asp.net team.
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@ SoftMind
I would suggest you to go for MySql only. It would help you with
platform changing advantage if required in future, without suffering
from Database problems
John Lam (DLR) wrote:
> Web Reservoir:
>
>> You mean to say that i can simply paste the codes, currently developed
>> in Rails via Netbeans into VS2008 and that will run easily, without
>> alterations.
>
> Yes.
>
> -John
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Ivan Porto Carrero wrote:
> I want to note again that there won't be a thing like IronRuby on Rails.
> The
> rails framework will just run on IronRuby just like it now runs on CRuby
> and
> JRuby.
>
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Hello Ivan,
Pl. guide me. I'm still confu
Sorry for my more questions on LINQ.
I just read in LinQ in Action...it goes like this...
In chapter 2, we’ll show you the details of how the programming
languages
have been extended to support LINQ. In chapter 3, you’ll learn how to
write LINQ
queries. This is where you’ll learn about query op
John Lam (DLR) wrote:
> Remove the comma from the URI.
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Thanks John.
I did not notice that little comma. I just clicked the link.
Here's the C# Code.
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class QueryVMethodSyntax
{
static void Main()
{
int[] numbers =
Ivan Porto Carrero wrote:
> I think this should answer your question
> http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/ironruby-core/2008-January/000706.html
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Ho Ivan,
Thanks for pointing me a link. But the link is obsolete now.
Hello,
I know that its too early to ask or it.
But can someone provide few examples, how Linq with IronRuby will look
alike.
Since i am reading few books on LINQ in C#, i want to gradually try to
understand it with IronRuby point of view.
I do not want examples to play around. I want examples t
Dear John,
Unfortunately i am from VB6 background, exploring more with Ruby
Knowledge, and willing to start working extensively with IronRuby and
Asp.Net MVC
My Knowledge with C# is *ZERO* and thats what keeps me out to
contribute.
You can expect my best support for IronRuby 2.0
Since you ha
Hi,
I was expecting a rapid growth on IronRuby keeping following things in
my mind which i had preserved so far.
(1) Ruby.Net code ( partially ) was licensed by MS to incorporate in to
IronRuby
(2) IronRuby was announced in last year Mix 2007 event ( almost a year
now )
(3) It was decided to pl
Hi...
Just missed to mention few great VIEW support by MVC Team
Asp.Net MVC View...
Asp.Net MVC Master Pages...
Asp.Net MVC View UserControl
Asp.Net MVC View Content Page
All this, makes us smile.
Just wishing to get ActiveRecord support with MVC, making my dream come
true.
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Hello,
( Please note all this discussion below is about Asp.Net MVC with
IronRuby only.)
I just finished reading the first chapter on Asp.Net MVC in Action by
www.manning.com.
It seems Asp.Net MVC is inspired a lot by Ruby on Rails And the
Major interesting thing is Microsoft has improved a
Thanks Ivan
Exciting news for me. By any chance are you also covering SubSonic as
one of the ORM's.
It would be helpful to me and others, if you will Kindly place a link to
article here
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hello,
i'm a newbie here. joined now.
i'm exploring ironruby from scratch.
few questions to start with...
LINQ to SQL... is a nice thing currently supported in C# and Vb.Net.
i would like to know.. if this has been implemented now or its too
early to ask.
when will it be supported...?
Which
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