[giancarlostoro]

> I spent a solid 3 years building & supporting an IronPython stack on the old 4.x .NET Framework and I learned a lot of lessons about how bad things can get when you begin coloring outside the lines. Memory leaks were probably the most difficult thing to reason about. Object lifecycles are already pretty tricky without the hosted language on top.

I'm a little jealous ;) As someone who codes in both Python and C# mainly, never had to touch IronPython for an employer yet.

[waldrews]

It's sad that IronPython is effectively dead, but PythonNet is now very stable, complete, and friendly to recent Pythons.

[e-master]

pythonnet works, we use it in a pretty large (Python) codebase, but I’m much more excited about https://github.com/tonybaloney/CSnakes, which allows using Python in a proper statically typed language - C#.