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It is a little bit unclear whether IronRuby is a compiler that generates .NET code (Ruby->.NET) or just a Ruby interpreter which runs on the .NET platform and not directly on hardware.
I have one question, which doesn't seem to be clear in the article. It says IronRuby is cross platform? Does this mean it runs/compiles on Windows, Mac OS X & Linux? Does the code have an IDE associated with it (such as Visual Studio Express, or is it just Visual Studio Standard & above), or does one have to edit the code directly from a text editor? I suppose if the IDE associated with it is Visual Studio then the IDE is not cross platform? -- Nathaniel ( talk) 07:45, 1 April 2009 (UTC)
User:Ronark removed the Mono support paragraph because it seemed it relied on blogs only. However, half of the sources were not blogs, but came from the official developer thread for the project. I put back this section, but removed all blogs references. It seems important (in an Encyclopedia POV) to know that this project is only tested (for the moment) on Microsoft .NET (which is I think the main reason why it's not always working on Mono). Hervegirod ( talk) 13:27, 1 February 2009 (UTC)
What is the official definition of "dead"? This article (currently) says that IronRuby is dead. Typically dead means that the person or thing is incapable of nothing anything more. Is IronRuby incapable of nothing anything more? Or is it still useful? Is it just not being improved because there is nothing more to be done or are there bugs that need to be fixed that are not being fixed? Is it possible or impossible for the project to continue? The word "dead" in this context is highly imprecise and subjective. Sam Tomato ( talk) 18:14, 19 October 2014 (UTC)
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It is a little bit unclear whether IronRuby is a compiler that generates .NET code (Ruby->.NET) or just a Ruby interpreter which runs on the .NET platform and not directly on hardware.
I have one question, which doesn't seem to be clear in the article. It says IronRuby is cross platform? Does this mean it runs/compiles on Windows, Mac OS X & Linux? Does the code have an IDE associated with it (such as Visual Studio Express, or is it just Visual Studio Standard & above), or does one have to edit the code directly from a text editor? I suppose if the IDE associated with it is Visual Studio then the IDE is not cross platform? -- Nathaniel ( talk) 07:45, 1 April 2009 (UTC)
User:Ronark removed the Mono support paragraph because it seemed it relied on blogs only. However, half of the sources were not blogs, but came from the official developer thread for the project. I put back this section, but removed all blogs references. It seems important (in an Encyclopedia POV) to know that this project is only tested (for the moment) on Microsoft .NET (which is I think the main reason why it's not always working on Mono). Hervegirod ( talk) 13:27, 1 February 2009 (UTC)
What is the official definition of "dead"? This article (currently) says that IronRuby is dead. Typically dead means that the person or thing is incapable of nothing anything more. Is IronRuby incapable of nothing anything more? Or is it still useful? Is it just not being improved because there is nothing more to be done or are there bugs that need to be fixed that are not being fixed? Is it possible or impossible for the project to continue? The word "dead" in this context is highly imprecise and subjective. Sam Tomato ( talk) 18:14, 19 October 2014 (UTC)
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