Athens Ruby Meetup #3: IronRuby
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IronRuby is a Ruby virtual machine implemented in C# as part of the .NET framework. It allows Ruby code to interact with .NET libraries and be deployed on .NET infrastructure like IIS. IronRuby provides interoperability between Ruby and .NET code, allowing Ruby code to consume existing C# code and libraries while extending .NET classes. Limitations include lack of support for native C gems and some rough edges in interoperability, but status is ongoing with links provided for more information.
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- 1. The .Net Ruby VM Nikos Dimitrakopoulos Dec 2009
- 2. Me Software developer Ruby lover Rails developer (for fun & profit) Working at pamediakopes.gr and thus also .Net developer
- 3. The presentation What is IronRuby What does it offer to Ruby developers Limitations Future
- 4. Famous quotes It doesn’t scale It’s slow It’s immature Not enterprise …
- 5. But jRuby MacRuby Rubinius MagLev IronRuby
- 7. .Net
- 8. What is IronRuby The Ruby VM implemented in .Net (C#) Part of the family of the scripting (and not only) languages implemented in .Net Python Ruby (more coming)?
- 9. .Net Integration Interoperability with .Net Consume all the C# code you want! The huge .Net library ecosystem External .Net libraries Custom / existing C# code
- 10. # Demo
- 11. .Net Integration Extend existing .Net classes the ruby way!
- 12. .Net Integration Call ruby code from .Net!
- 13. # Demo
- 14. .Net Integration Deploy on .Net infrastructure Web apps on IIS (Rails on .Net!) Consume (natively) .Net services SQL Office Active Directory Exchange etc...
- 15. .Net Integration Deploy on .Net infrastructure Desktop applications on Windows Desktop applications on everywhere (Mono)
- 16. .Net Integration Test .Net code with Cucumber & RSpec!
- 17. Additionally “Translations” of idioms: object.SomeMethod() <-> object.some_method System.Core <-> System::Core C# lambdas and delegates <-> Ruby clojures >>> l = System::Byte.instance_methods(false).last => 'get_type_code' >>> l.ruby_name => "get_type_code" >>> l.clr_name => "GetTypeCode"
- 18. Additionally Interoperability with the other scripting languages! Python JavaScript … Use code also from there!
- 19. Silverlight Silverlight integration Write ruby instead of javascript in your pages! (Gestalt project)
- 20. Silverlight
- 21. # Gestalt Demo
- 22. Limitations No support for native C gems Some rough edges in interoperability
- 23. Status
- 24. Links IronRuby: http://ironruby.net/ http://ironruby.codeplex.com/ Rubyst.es http://rubyst.es http://groups.google.com/ruby-hellug Pamediakopes http://www.pamediakopes.gr http://www.airtickets24.com Me http://blog.nikosd.com http://twitter.com/nikosd nospam - at - nikosd - dom – com Code samples : http://nikosd.com/f/ironruby-code-samples.zip