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Great talk!

Thanks for sharing the presentation.

Nice talk!

Looking forward to see such optimizations also available to the JIT and NGEN compilers in the .NET platform.

Great talk.

Will we ever be able to get a proper native code compiler for .NET or must we rely in projects like Mono?

Nice discussion, thanks for making it available.

While I enjoyed the talk, I got disappointed that the future of F# part did not address the 2nd class status that F# seems currently to enjoy in Visual Studio.

I for one would like to have proper F# support for Web development, WP and Windows 8 in Visual Studio.

@Petr:I think Microsoft is still uncertain what to do with F#. Microsoft does not even promote it as a Windows 8 development language.

What I kind of missed on the discussion was the reference of all languages that would be considered managed but actually compile to native code, like Delphi, Modula-3, Ada, Haskell, Ocaml, just to cite a few examples.

Maybe we could get some videos in "going native" that talk about these type of languages, which blend programmer productivity with native code generation.

Thanks for showing the interview about D.

Keep going the good work to bring native programming back into the spotlight.

JavaScript does not have anything to do with Java, besides a similar name.

Oracle does not have any control over JavaScript.

Quite a nice video.

Thanks for sharing it.