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BOO! A New Programming Language

Why do we need another programming language? Especialy if it brings nothing new, or it's not revolutionary in any way. Maybe because somebody likes to play God and believes He's created something while actualy reinventing the wheel.

Why don't implement a .NET version of Ruby, or any other modern dynamic language?

Microsoft itself is taking this approach by building IronPython. I think I'll just wait for IronPython to coook up and then give it a try.

I believe, though, it's shame that Microsoft did't thought more seriosly back then about the fisrt version of VB.NET. It would have been a far better approach if they have started with a dynamic view in mind, and give VB a new life instead of just make it an untalented step brother of the poster child for .NET - C#.

(Cool name though)

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Looking forward to Iron Python

I would love to see Ruby in .NET, but I'll take Python for now. Or later, I guess.
Anyway, it always boggles my mind how many different languages there are out there. Who's using them all?

I mean, look at that Wiki page! There's like 30 of them -- several of which I've never even heard of !!!

RUBY.NET

Actualy there is a promissing .NET Ruby implementation at: Queensland University of Technology (QUT)


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