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Great Interview at MIX08 with John Lam

March 15, 2008 by Rob Bazinet

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Aaron Junod, my co-author of Professional IronRuby I talked about already, did a great interview with John Lam at the recent MIX conference in Las Vegas.  Aaron asked some great questions and as always John answered them very openly giving all those IronRuby enthusiasts something to look forward to.

The interview covers a lot, including:

  • IronRuby
  • Microsoft and Open Source
  • Microsoft working with Open Source developer community
  • Future of IronRuby and the Microsoft dynamic languages

Please check out the interview with John Lam at the RubyDoes.NET web site.

Technorati Tags: IronRuby,RubyDoes.NET,MIX08,John Lam,Microsoft

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