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2008

IronPython, MS SQL, and PEP 249. How Dino Viehland got Django’s ORM to talk to the .NET database layer.

# 19th March 2008, 9:46 am / dinoviehland, dotnet, microsoft, django, python, ironpython, mssql, pep249, sql

Django on IronPython. Dino Viehland demonstrated Django running on IronPython and SQL Server at PyCon.

# 17th March 2008, 4:05 pm / sqlserver, python, ironpython, pycon, microsoft, dinoviehland

Mono Beta Launch—Official Linden Blog. The Mono VM is now in public beta testing running LSL scripts in Second Life. The first step on the road to IronPython support?

# 30th January 2008, 2:19 am / secondlife, ironpython, python, lindenlab, virtualmachines, mono, lsl

2007

Mozilla and IronPython: IronMonkey. Interesting to note that all three new Mozilla projects are being lead by experienced Python developers.

# 26th July 2007, 8:07 pm / python, javascript, mozilla, ironpython, ironmonkey, voidspace

Brendan Eich: New Projects. Exciting new projects from Mozilla. ActionMonkey is joined by IronMonkey (IronPython/IronRuby on Tamarin) and ScreamingMonkey (Tamarin for IE). Upgrading IE’s JavaScript using the Flash Player as a vector is a game-changing idea.

# 26th July 2007, 8:05 pm / ironmonkey, actionmonkey, flash, internet-explorer, ie, brendan-eich, ironpython, ironruby, mozilla, screamingmonkey, tamarin, javascript

[...] Silverlight has full access to the browser DOM and you can make calls from Javascript into silverlight code and from Silverlight into Javascript. This means that you can already write the presentation layer of a client side web app in Javascript and implement your business logic in IronPython.

Michael Foord

# 16th June 2007, 12:25 am / ironpython, javascript, silverlight, fuzzyman, michael-foord

Mono 1.2.3 has been released (via) More importantly, it ships with IronPython in the form of Seo Sanghyeon’s Community Edition.

# 9th February 2007, 12:55 am / mono, ironpython, python

IronPython URLs. Mark Rees’ and Seo Sanghyeon’s collection of interesting URLs posted to the IronPython mailing list.

# 4th February 2007, 5:25 pm / ironpython, python

2006

__builtins__ usage. Avoid using __builtins__ if you want your code to be compatible with IronPython.

# 18th December 2006, 3:22 pm / python, ironpython

What I’m excited about, post-conference edition

Wow, I’ve had a really busy month. I’ve attended (and spoken at) BarCamp London, Media in Transition, d.Construct, RailsConf Europe, Euro Foo and EuroOSCON. All were excellent, and each one nicely complemented the others. I’m exhausted. I think my brain is full.

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The Screening Room #8: IronPython. Screamingly cool demo, with commentary from Jim Hugunin and Jon Udell.

# 1st September 2006, 12:51 am / jon-udell, ironpython, python

The Screening Room #8: IronPython. Screamingly cool demo, with commentary from Jim Hugunin and Jon Udell.

# 1st September 2006, 12:51 am / jon-udell, ironpython, python