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Walkthrough: Using Dynamic Languages with ASP.NET

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Walkthrough: Debugging

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ASP.NET Futures (July 2007): Dynamic Languages in ASP.NET

The following features have been introduced in this ASP.NET Futures release:

The Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) provides a hosting layer for implementing dynamic languages on the common language runtime. In future releases, this will make it easier to implement dynamic languages in managed code.
Two dynamic languages are now hosted on the DLR, IronPython and Managed JScript.

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