Considering that IronPython started out as a test to see if Microsoft could run a dynamic programming language on top of the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR), the Python port has managed to snake ...

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On Tuesday, IronPython, Microsoft's version of Python which runs on the .NET CLR, hit the 1.0 milestone. In a post-release personal reflection, IronPython team member Jim Hugunin went into ...

Microsoft released in September the 1.0 version of the IronPython dynamic programming language created by Jim Hugunin. But the Softies are not done tinkering yet with the .Net implementation of the ...

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After long suffering from stagnant development, the IronPython project for running Python on .Net is getting a new lease on life with new team leaders and a Python 3 upgrade Development on IronPython, ...

Released through Microsoft's CodePlex shared-source portal, IronPython offers programmers a flexible, lightweight coding language. Its lead developer, Jim Hugunin, joined Microsoft to advance the ...

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Programming language developers are quite accustomed to using beta builds of their own work even in production environments; so for them, today's announcement from Microsoft that IronPython 1.0 is ...

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I was right. When I spoke last night at the Houston Dynamic Language User Group , I learned more than the audience. More precisely, I’ll be reporting back for at least the next week with ideas that I ...