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by throwaway2037
1061 days ago
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It looks like Microsoft abandoned these dynamic language implementations in 2010. Maintaining parallel implementations of two complex, mature scripting languages is a huge feat. It would take some very expensive talent. That said, IronPython was loved by those who used it, which means it captured them in the DotNet ecosystem. Perhaps that win was not enough for Microsoft to continue the project. Ideally, Python foundation should "own" (and fund) Jython and IronPython development, but that takes (a lot of) money. (Sorry, I'm much less familiar with Ruby and IronRuby.) |
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