Managed JScript announced

New scripts

JD on EP — Thu, 10 May 2007 21:58:41 GMT

New scripts: Scott Fulton investigates the language functions of JavaFX Script, announced by Sun this week. From what I read, this new scripting language is aimed at people who find current Java programming too complex or tedious -- no new "FX" (effects)

.net 的动态语言之Managed Script

天边一只雁 — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 11:05:47 GMT

好久没有关注.net了，最近发现vs2005支持一种新的动态语言ManagedJScript,用了一下，可以象浏览器里面使用js一样，看了相关介绍，原来是符合ECMAScript3.0，开始还不信和...

re: Managed JScript announced

Webdesign — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:43:26 GMT

re: Managed JScript announced

Ralph — Thu, 22 May 2008 08:19:54 GMT

I am a bit confused about Jscript and JavaScript

I am interested in learning a script language and thought that JavaScript is best for me but I have concerns about my ie browser giving me the bar across the top of my browser asking for permission to run JavaScript.

As I am using visual studio .net and websites I thought I would research a few of the scripting languages Microsoft provide. Also I am interested in silverlight but you say that there are two different versions where one is useful for web but silverlight is built on Managed Jscript not suitable for web? I see the example use on the silverlight website is written in JavaScript and then there are the other script languages that Microsoft provide.

It seems to me that everyone explains their products separately but I don’t see the comparison between them

Could someone explain the plus and minus and maybe guide me in the right direction

JavaScript performance

C# Nuggets — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 23:35:24 GMT

Recently, the browser vendors have been making serious gains in JavaScript performance. A week ago, Google

re: Managed JScript announced

Chris Pietschmann — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 23:06:04 GMT

Why did you guys decide to completely drop Managed JScript?!?? There are so many developers that know JavaScript/JScript already (way more than Ruby) but yet you've decided to go forward with IronRuby for the DLR instead of Managed JScript.

Here's my full post/thoughts on this:

http://pietschsoft.com/post/2009/06/12/Managed-JScript-on-the-DLR-from-Microsoft-is-DEAD-Why.aspx

re: Managed JScript announced

Frank — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 09:36:51 GMT

I want a new JScript to replace the JS in ASP, please!

Please release new Managed JScript!