Agile Development with Microsoft Visual Studio
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The CLR has great support for dynamic languages like IronPython. Learn how the new Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) adds a shared dynamic type system, a standard hosting model, and support for generating fast dynamic code. Hear how these features enable
languages that use the DLR to share code with other dynamic and static languages like Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and C#.
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Jim Hugunin
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The Discussion
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joechung The iPod (MP4) version of this video is truncated and is missing over half of the video.
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Ion Todirel nice video
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gbrayut Awesome stuff! Really cool to see how the DLR handles things under the covers.
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Rupesh Tiwari thanks for posting such a nice and learning vedio
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