IronRuby for the .NET Developer
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The document provides an overview of IronRuby, a Ruby implementation on the .NET framework, detailing its history, functionalities, and integration with the Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) and Common Language Runtime (CLR). It highlights the benefits of Ruby as a dynamic language, including features like metaprogramming, duck typing, and the use of RubyGems for package management. Additionally, it offers installation guidance and resources for getting involved with IronRuby.
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CLR 4.0
Dynamic keyword (C#)
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IronRuby for the .NET Developer
- 1. + + = IronRuby for the .NET Developer Cory Foy - Cory Foy, LLC [email protected] - @cory_foy
- 3. History Ruby and .NET Ruby to .NET Ruby CLR Project RubyCLR All attempted to run Ruby on top of the CLR
- 4. History CLR 2.0 (.NET 3.0 and 3.5 were still CLR 2.0) No dynamic dispatch Everything had to be compiled Lots of magic, and shims
- 5. History CLR 2.0 (.NET 3.0 and 3.5 were still CLR 2.0) No dynamic dispatch Everything had to be compiled Lots of magic, and shims CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/PHOTOS/37341680@N04/4278580062
- 6. History alias alias_method_missing method_missing def method_missing(name, *params) alias_method_missing(name, *params) unless name == :Count create_ruby_instance_method(self.class, 'Count') do include 'System.Collections' ldarg_2 call 'static Marshal::ToClrObject(VALUE)' call 'ArrayList::get_Count()' call 'static Marshal::ToRubyNumber(Int32)' ret end self.Count end
- 7. History CLR 4.0 Dynamic keyword (C#)
- 8. History CLR 4.0 Dynamic keyword (C#) Calculator calc = GetCalculator(); int sum = calc.Add(1, 3);
- 9. History CLR 4.0 Dynamic keyword (C#) var calc = GetCalculator(); int sum = calc.Add(1, 3);
- 10. History CLR 4.0 Dynamic keyword (C#) object calc = GetCalculator(); Type calcType = calc.GetType(); object res = calcType.InvokeMember("Add", BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null, new object[] { 10, 20 }); int sum = Convert.ToInt32(res);
- 11. History CLR 4.0 Dynamic keyword (C#) dynamic calc = GetCalculator(); int sum = calc.Add(1, 3);
- 12. History DLR Introduced in 2007 Set of libraries to assist language developers Still runs on the CLI, and can access the CLR Standardizes the implementation of dynamic languages on the CLI/CLR
- 13. History IronRuby John Lam hired by Microsoft in 2006 Announced in 2007 at MIX7 Goal to make Ruby a first-class citizen Completely rewritten to take advantage of the DLR
- 14. History DLR Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 15. History DLR Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) Common Hosting Model Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 16. History DLR Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) Common Runtime Hosting Model Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 17. History DLR Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) Common Language Runtime Hosting Model Implementation Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 18. History Ruby Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 19. History Ruby Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 20. History Ruby VB C# Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 21. History Ruby VB C# Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 22. History Ruby VB C# Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 23. History Ruby VB C# Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 24. History Ruby VB C# Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 25. History Ruby VB C# Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 26. History Ruby VB C# Dynamic Language Runtime Common Language Runtime
- 28. WHY RUBY?
- 29. RUBY IS LOVE!
- 30. CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/ PHOTOS/19684903@N00/317182464 CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/ PHOTOS/WWWORKS/3800306463 RUBY IS LOVE! CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/ PHOTOS/STUCKINCUSTOMS/2366980580 CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/ PHOTOS/EXPRESSMONORAIL/2631659122
- 33. TYPE SAFETY CODE SAFETY OBJECT GRAPHS DEBUGGING STATIC CODE ANALYSIS SEALED TYPES INTELLISENSE COMPILER CATCHES ERRORS
- 34. TYPE SAFETY CODE SAFETY OBJECT GRAPHS DEBUGGING STATIC CODE ANALYSIS SEALED TYPES INTELLISENSE COMPILER CATCHES ERRORS
- 38. Metaprogramming CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/ PHOTOS/CHOCONANCY/2470073711 All Classes Are Open Definitions are active All method calls have a receiver Classes are objects
- 39. WHAT IS THIS? AND WHY IS IT HERE?
- 40. WHAT IS THIS? AND WHY IS IT HERE?
- 41. WHAT IS THIS? AND WHY IS IT HERE?
- 42. WHAT IS THIS? AND WHY IS IT HERE?
- 43. Duck Typing
- 44. Open Classes CREDIT: HTTP://COMMONS.WIKIMEDIA.ORG/WIKI/ FILE:NEON_OPEN_SIGN.JPG
- 45. Monkey Patching
- 46. method_missing CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/ PHOTOS/TAITOH/3029653729/
- 47. Dynamism CREDIT: HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/PHOTOS/ LABGUEST/3510995344/
- 48. RubyGems Standardized Packaging System Central Repository for hosting packages Allows for installation and management of multiple installed versions
- 49. RubyGems
- 50. RubyGems THAT’S IT!
- 51. IronRuby Basics
- 53. IronRuby Basics Installing http://ironruby.net/Download
- 54. IronRuby Basics Installing http://ironruby.net/Download Download Windows Installer
- 55. IronRuby Basics Installing http://ironruby.net/Download Download Windows Installer ???
- 56. IronRuby Basics Installing http://ironruby.net/Download Download Windows Installer ??? Profit!!!
- 57. IronRuby Basics
- 58. IronRuby Basics ..and what did we just install?
- 59. IronRuby Basics ..and what did we just install? bin - IronRuby executables (ir.exe, etc)
- 60. IronRuby Basics ..and what did we just install? bin - IronRuby executables (ir.exe, etc) lib - Helpers for including assemblies and other common tasks
- 61. IronRuby Basics ..and what did we just install? bin - IronRuby executables (ir.exe, etc) lib - Helpers for including assemblies and other common tasks samples - Contains the Tutorial app and others
- 62. IronRuby Basics ..and what did we just install? bin - IronRuby executables (ir.exe, etc) lib - Helpers for including assemblies and other common tasks samples - Contains the Tutorial app and others silverlight - Contains the Silverlight Dynamic Languages SDK
- 63. IronRuby Basics ..and, how the heck did it just do that? Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) Common Language Runtime Hosting Model Implementation Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 64. IronRuby Basics ..and, how the heck did it just do that? Runtime Call sites Binders Rules Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 65. IronRuby Basics ..and, how the heck did it just do that? Language Implementation Language ASTs Compiler Context Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 66. IronRuby Basics ..and, how the heck did it just do that? Common Hosting Model ScriptRuntime ScriptEngine ScriptScope ScriptSource Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- 67. Integration Calling .NET from IronRuby Calling IronRuby from .NET WinForms / WPF / Silverlight Cucumber / RSpec
- 68. Get Involved! Website - http://ironruby.net http://ironruby.codeplex.com/ http://github.com/ironruby Mailing List - http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ ironruby-core [email protected] | @cory_foy Slides @ http://blog.coryfoy.com
Editor's Notes
- #3: Sample Ruby App, Extend Access to .NET Object, Extend to pop up a WinForms MessageBox, Extend to do a 3D WPF “Hello MIX10!”
- #8: Ruby to .NET - Thomas Sondergaard - 2003 Ruby CLR Project - Funded by Microsoft / Queensland Univ of Tech RubyCLR - John Lam’s first attempt
- #9: Yep, it’s all about the magic. What kind of magic?
- #10: Yep, it’s all about the magic. What kind of magic?
- #11: This kind of magic
- #40: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #41: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #42: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #43: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #44: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #45: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #46: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #47: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #48: So, Why Ruby? What’s so great about Ruby?
- #49: But I hear many of you are quite skeptical.
- #50: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #51: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #52: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #53: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #54: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #55: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #56: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #57: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #58: But I’m going to sidestep all of these with one statement
- #59: Performance Implications next
- #60: Nor am I going to dive into performance implications. Compiled code is going to be faster. But I am going to talk about something very cool in Ruby
- #68: This allows us to build DSLs. If we think about what we use on a daily basis, it equates to lots of DSLs - MSBuild scripts, proj files, SQL Queries.
- #72: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #73: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #74: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #75: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #76: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #77: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #78: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #79: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #80: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.
- #81: Discuss installing, and the layout of the project, then show a simple IronRuby form and talk about how the request was processed through the system.