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Another collection of blog entries and articles related to IronPython and the Dynamic Language Runtime. Commerce Server 2009 Product Query via IronPython A blog entry from Charles Medcoff with a nice example of writing product queries for Commerce Server 2009 (the Microsoft e-commerce platform) with IronPython, including the necessary app.config magic to get it to work. SharpDevelop 3.1 Released   SharpDevelop is a .NET IDE for Windows with excellent support for IronPython in its latest version. This release is the final version of 3.1, which includes the new IronPython support (including forms designer and debugger): Seven months after the 3.0 release comes version 3.1 – the last feature release of the 3.x series. The following high-profile features were added to SharpDevelop: IronPython Windows Forms Designer Debugging Support for IronPython Applications Profiler for Managed Applications The Future: 3.1.x and 4.0 SharpDevelop 3.1 is a long-term stable release branch ...

Another collection of blog entries and articles related to IronPython and the Dynamic Language Runtime. Win a book on IronPython or F# Allan Juhl Petersen has a competition running until 29th September where you can win a book on IronPython (and a good book it is too ) or F#: I have created 7 questions, in different programming languages such as C#, F#, Ironpython, C++, Java and of course the well known and liked true or false . The questions are designed to give a number of points, where the maximum number of points given can be read in the text of the assignment. The rules are simple, the one with the highest score on points, will win. Points will be given for correctness and effort. An assignment might give 6 point, but if not entirely correct, it will be given some points for effort. The winner gets Office 2007 Student version and gets to choose between two books ? Foundations of F# or IronPython in Action - and the runner-up gets the one that the winner did not choose. Compa...