The Ever-Dynamic

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Builds a Ruby implementation from scratch on top of the CLR using a shared runtime library called the DLR that reuses JIT, GC and dynamic dispatch so language implementers avoid reinventing a VM; ships as IronRuby and runs cross‑platform via Silverlight/Moonlight; team reports IronPython is the fastest Python implementation, the DLR is slated to ship with Microsoft platforms, and community contributions are accepted with a growing test‑suite effort amid seven funded Ruby implementations.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 3:17What is CLR
3. 3:59What is IronRuby
4. 7:26IronRuby Concerns
5. 10:37Open Source at Microsoft

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