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Saturday, August 04, 2012 8:18 PM

My Interview on Herding Code is Published!

At this year’s NDC I had the honor to chat with Jon Galloway and Scott Allen, who are half of the Herding Code podcast crew. We chatted about subjects related to my NDC talks – Roslyn, C#’s dynamic capabilities, and the DLR.  Last week our chat was published as an Herding Code episode, and it is available to hear and download at http://herdingcode.com/?p=463 . Enjoy the episode and thanks Herding Code for having me! All the best, Shay.
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Saturday, November 19, 2011 11:16 AM

Slides and Code Samples from my Talk at LIDNUG - What?!? C# Could Do That???

On Thursday I had the honor to do a virtual talk at LIDNUG – the LinkedIn .NET User Group. A stage where lots of .NET celebs like Scott Gu, Jeffery Richter, Jeff Prosise and others have talked in the past. I’d like to thank all the attendees and the LIDNUG crew who made this possible – Inbar, Peter and Brian – you guys rock! About the talk – I focused on the dynamic capabilities of C#. Started with some black magic done using the dynamic keyword, then moved on to practice witchcraft with the combination...
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Friday, October 22, 2010 10:57 AM

IronRuby and IronPython are Officially Handed Over to the Community, IronRuby Tools for VS is Out and More!

I’m so happy! finally some good news about IronRuby! As you might know, IronRuby and IronPython got to a dead-end inside Microsoft a few months ago, a move that set a firestorm within the community which demanded Steve Balmer’s head on a stick (yea, we’re loco here in the DLR land!). Since then we lived in uncertainty regarding the future of these languages, walked among the crowd with tears in our eyes and prayed every night to the God of open-source to help us in these horrible times. But yesterday...
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Thursday, October 07, 2010 9:25 AM

The Official Response from Microsoft about the IronRuby Situation

A few days ago someone asked on the IronRuby mailing list if there were news about the future of IronRuby. In return, Tomas Matousek, the last active IronRuby developer inside Microsoft, posted Microsoft’s official position (which apparently was published some time ago): "At this time, we have no announcements to make beyond what we announced in July 2010 — that we were putting these [IronRuby and IronPython] under the Apache License v2.0. Clearly, there is customer and community interest in...
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Thursday, September 02, 2010 5:47 PM

Wrapping up my trip to Japan – TechEd and RubyKaigi

A few days ago I got back from Japan, where I gave 2 talks – one at TechEd Japan and one at RubyKaigi. Honestly, it was a breathtaking experience for me. First of all, Japan… it’s so different! someone even called it “an alternate universe”. Japanese people are so kind and so well-behaved. And everything is clean. Sooooo freaking clean!!!! I must recommend you to visit Japan if you haven’t don’t it already. It is an experience you wouldn’t want to miss. Secondly, I had a unique opportunity to speak...
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Thursday, September 02, 2010 5:09 AM

My MSDN Magazine article is out – IronRuby on Windows Phone 7

The new MSDN Magazine issue, the one of September 2010, features my article about taking advantage of IronRuby on Windows Phone 7: ”IronRuby expert Shay Friedman goes mobile and shows you how to build a Windows Phone 7 app with Microsoft’s implementation of the popular Ruby dynamic language.” . You can read it on the printed version or online - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff960707.aspx . Enjoy! Shay.
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010 8:20 PM

Keep your Chin Up Child and Wipe the Tears from your Eyes

[Cross-posted from my main blog: http://www.ironshay.com/post/Keep-your-Chin-Up-Child-and-Wipe-the-Tears-from-your-Eyes.aspx ] Last week was hysterical. It started with a flight to Nashville and a 3-day conference, Devlink, with 2 IronRuby sessions on the last day I had to do. On the second day of the conference I had a nice talk with Michael Moores, who turned out to be working with Micahel Letterle who is the first IronRuby MVP. That was the closest I’ve ever got to another IronRuby MVP :) Anyway...
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Friday, July 30, 2010 7:29 PM

IronRuby and IronPython on the next Israeli .NET User Group Meeting

August is going to be a very busy month for me, speaking at DevLink , TechEd Japan and RubyKaigi . In addition, with the help of Dror Helper , we’re bringing dynamic languages to the local .NET crowd in Israel! When? August 18th, 17:30-20:30. Where? The Israeli .NET User Group (IDNUG) August meeting, Microsoft offices, Dekel room HaPnina 2, floor 0 Raanana, ISRAEL What? 17:30 - 18:00   Assembly 18:00 - 19:15   “Introduction to IronRuby”                           ...
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Monday, July 26, 2010 11:21 PM

Using the IronRuby Interactive Console

Hi all, Eric Nelson , an Evangelist in Microsoft UK, has published a guest post of mine in his successful blog . The post explains how to take advantage of the IronRuby interactive console to explore .NET assemblies. You can find the post here: http://geekswithblogs.net/iupdateable/archive/2010/07/26/guest-post-using-an-interactive-console-to-explore-the-.net.aspx . Enjoy! Shay.
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Sunday, July 18, 2010 6:32 PM

A Chat with me on the IronLanguages Podcast

Recently I had the chance to chat about IronRuby in an episode of the IronLanguages podcast. The episode is now available at http://ironlanguages.net/epidsode-2-chat-with-shay-ironshay-friedman . All the best, Shay.
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010 1:49 PM

IronRuby is going to Japan!

If you don’t already know, Japan is where the Ruby language was created, back in 1995. This is the origin of this great language, this is where it all started! So I’m very excited to announce that on this August, IronRuby is coming to Japan! I’m going to visit Japan in August and talk about IronRuby! I will participate in two very different conferences – TechEd Japan and RubyKaigi. TechEd Japan , the main Japanese .NET conference, will take place between August 25th to August 27th. I’m going to speak...
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Saturday, June 26, 2010 11:31 AM

Working with .NET Lowercase Namespaces and Classes in IronRuby

[if you have no idea what IronRuby is, read this first] .NET has some common naming conventions that everybody uses. One of them is that namespace and class names are PascalCased . However, like in real life – rules are meant to be broken. In C#/VB.NET there is no real constraint on this convention – you can name your namespaces/classes using all lowercase or in any other way you want (and I ask, why?). Therefore, the next C# code is totally acceptable: namespace demo { class library { public void...
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Thursday, June 24, 2010 4:13 PM

Starting Using IronRuby in 25 Minutes

On the journey to cross the language barrier that stands between IronRuby and .NET developers, this post will teach you everything you need to know to start using IronRuby. And the intention is that it will not take you more than 25 minutes. So go grab a coffee and start reading. …. I’m waiting… go get that coffee already! …. ……… ………… Good! Now that we’re ready to go, let’s start! So, first task for you, which will take the first 15 minutes of our time is to learn Ruby. This is exactly the reason...
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010 5:30 PM

Learning Ruby in 15 Minutes

A problem I run into a lot when evangelizing IronRuby is the language barrier. Just like real life, people are scared when they visit a country where they do not know the local language. Same thing with C# developers who are afraid to learn other languages. However, some languages are more easier to learn than others. For example, English would be much easier to learn than Hebrew. This is exactly the case with Ruby – it is a very easy-to-learn language and the title of this post is not a scam, I...
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010 12:18 PM

Slides and Videos of my Talks at Epicenter and NDC

I’ve just uploaded the slides from my recent sessions at the Epicenter and NDC conferences. They appear on the presentation page as well. NDC 2010 – Riding IronRuby on Rails (Norway, June 2010) Abstract : The most famous Ruby–driven framework is, by far, Ruby on Rails. With IronRuby, .NET developers can now take advantage of this incredible web framework without leaving their comfort zone. In this session, Shay Friedman will build an entire Web 2.0 site from scratch while using and explaining the...
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