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Port 25 @ Lang.NET 2006: Dynamic Languages and .NET | |
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| Time: 12:40 EST/17:40 GMT | News Source: Port25 | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Port 25 interviews several language technologists during the Lang.NET 2006 Symposium: In part one of a two part interview Sam talks with John Gough, Professor Emeritus at Queensland University of Technology, about his background in compilers and virtual machines, Dynamic Languages and how he became involved with the .NET project.
In part two of two, Sam and Professor Gough continue their conversation focusing on Dynamic Languages and Professor Gough's work with Ruby and .NET.
John is the creator of RubyCLR and most recently he created an Avalon Ruby Editor (we capture a short demo near the end of this video. In this interview Sam and Miguel talk about the history behind Mono, the current state of the project and Miguel's thoughts on Mono as it relates to .NET. | ||
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