Tag Archives: IronRuby

A Diversion

While you wait on real content, which I promise really is coming, I’m hoping I can divert your attention to some really cool goings-on:

  1. IronRuby 1.0 was released!
  2. REST in Practice is finished and is going into publication this year!
  3. Fantastic Herding Code episode!

If you pay close attention, you’ll notice a familiar name scattered throughout. In addition to some of those things, I’ve been doing a lot of projects as opposed to writing, hence the lack of new content here. If you are curious, you might check out these:

  1. FSharp.Monad (a lot of this is from Matt Podwysocki)
  2. FSharp.Reactive (this is mostly from Steffen Forkmann)
  3. Statefulie
  4. Frank
  5. Etc for IronRuby
  6. DataMapper for IronRuby (no repo yet)
  7. FAKE (helping add mono support)
  8. NaturalSpec (helping add mono support)

Hopefully, by the time you finish checking all that out in depth, I’ll have real, new content. 🙂

Playing Catch Up

I recently moved to Bellingham, WA to work for Logos Bible Software. It’s awesome, and I love it up here so far. However, I’m now behind (even more) on everything. I have unfinished blog posts, unfinished tasks on a few open source projects, and a few projects of my own that I’m working on (Tutorial D and frank; sorry, no links yet). Please bear with me.

On that last note, if anyone has any idea how to make an F# library project act and behave like an ASP.NET project, I’d love to know. I can’t figure out what I’m missing in my .fsproj file to get it running. Also, even though Ivan Porto Carrero has tried helping me with getting IronRuby building on Mono, I’m still not getting anywhere. Any help is appreciated. Cheers!