By mswatcher
via blog.benhall.me.uk
Published: Jul 23 2008 / 22:30
For a while now I have been working on an application called IronEditor, this is a simple application designed to make it easier to pick up and start coding against the DLR based languages. By taking advantage of the DLR's Hosting API, the application can execute code for any language built on top of the DLR platform.
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Comments
paul_houle replied ago:
what does this do that visual studio or notepad doesn't?
projecktzero replied ago:
Did you read the article? "I admit, at the moment the application is very basic. However, over the next few weeks and months I will build new features into the application to make it easier to start playing around with the DLR languages."
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