If you use Visual Studio for developing your Silverlight apps and wish to start debug session Managed JScript by just pressing F5, Laurence Moroney has posted a blog entry about using Dynamic Languages in Silverlight with Visual Studio. The article shows how you can create a project for DLR languages...

John Lam has written a nice post on how you can use cross-language integration features provided by Managed JScript to create a sophisticated Silverlight 2 application. He uses Managed JScript for tying together IronPython, C# app and Flicker APIs to create a cool app. You can also download code...

With Silverlight 2 Beta 1, we have released a refresh for our Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) based JScript engine code named ‘Managed JScript’. Managed JScript team will have some blog posts to help you take most advantage of the features provided in this JScript engine. For more posts on Managed JScript...

At MIX07 Microsoft released a new implementation of JavaScript on top of Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) as part of Silverlight 1.1 Alpha release. The brand new JavaScript implementation code named “Managed JScript” brings all the power of managed world to JavaScript developers. This release provides...