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	<title>Comment Feed for Channel 9 - Charles Nutter and Wayne Kelly: Making Ruby Run on Static Virtual Machines - JRuby(JVM) and Ruby.NET</title>
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	<description>At Lang.NET 2008, I caught up with two dynamic languages afficianados who have been working on a similar (and really hard)problem over the years: getting Ruby (a dynamic language) to run on a static
 virtual machine (JVM and CLR, respectived). Charles Nutter is a lead developer on the&amp;nbsp;JRuby project which aims to run Ruby &amp;quot;natively&#39; on the JVM. Wayne Kelly is the lead developer on the
now defunct Ruby.NET project (it&#39;s been&amp;nbsp;merged&amp;nbsp;into the&amp;nbsp;IronRuby project so Wayne and team&#39;s great work has not gone with the wind...)&amp;nbsp;which aimed to get Ruby to run on the CLR.Both Charles and Wayne are challanged by the same technical hurdles: Running dynamic code in a statically-typed environment with no support for continuations. This is really challenging and is the primary reason that Microsoft created the DLR...
Here, we chat about that they&#39;re working on and what problems they face.Another interesting discussion with brilliant people at Lang.NET 2008.Enjoy.Low res download file.</description>
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		<title>Re: Charles Nutter and Wayne Kelly: Making Ruby Run on Static Virtual Machines - JRuby(JVM) and Ruby.NET</title>
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			<![CDATA[I like php and&nbsp;code in it for most all my web projects but I also code it like I used to do my c&#43;&#43; code in college.<p>posted by Dark_Halmut</p>]]>
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<p>Exactly the kind of talk i was thinking about...</p>
<p>DLR and Ruby, i hav been looking into it recently...</p>
<p>so thx for this one charles, Downloading...</p>
<p>seems very much interesting...</p>
<p>posted by gaurav.net</p>]]>
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