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IronPython Cookbook
This wiki contains recipes and example code for IronPython. IronPython is a Microsoft port of the Python Programming Language to the .NET framework.
Python is a dynamic language, used for a wide variety of purposes, with an emphasis on clean and expressive code. It allows the maximum flexibility for the developer, whilst maintaining readability of code.
IronPython brings Python to .NET, and allows you native access to the .NET framework and classes. In addition, Microsoft has built IronPython support into the following systems:
- IronPython Studio (either integrated with Visual Studio Professional or standalone with the VSx Shell)
- Silverlight: IronPython in the Browser
- ASP.NET: Web Application Development
- The Microsoft Robotics Kit
- XNA: 3D and Games Programming Framework
There is an IronPython book currently being written. You can get access to the 'book so far', through the Manning Early Access Program:
IronPython has been used by Resolver Systems to create a desktop application called Resolver One.
It is a Rapid Application Development tool with a spreadsheet interface, and as well as being fully scriptable with IronPython you can save spreadsheets as IronPython programs. You can find out more about it at the Resolver Hacks Website.
To see the articles in this wiki, go to the Contents page.
For help getting started with Python programming, or other IronPython resources, go to the Useful Links page.
For convenient access to IronPython binaries and source files, see the Downloads page.
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