This is an awesome job you've done in such a short amount of time. I
think you will get a very large following for this project. A lot of
developers were hoping that Microsoft was eventually going to release
their internal Javascript .Net dynamic language project from
SilverLight into the same realm as IronPython and IronRuby...but no
such luck.
For me personally, this project marks the 1st non-toy language in
early development for the DLR which I think I could get my head
wrapped around as it progresses. I've worked for years with
Javascript as an end-user through a charting application called
eSignal (it uses SpiderMonkey). One thing I realized very early on
with these types of new JavaScript efforts (e.g., Jint) is that the
syntax error messages need to be user-oriented rather than developer-
oriented; otherwise, one can spend 20 mins trying to figure out
something which should normally take less than 30 secs if a good error
message had been emitted. So, who knows, maybe I can contribute
early on in this area since it is something kinda boring for someone
like you to fool with when you have more important/critical things to
do.
Hey, I wonder if you could do me a small favor. Could you please
upload to github the ANTLR files which produced the C# files? That
would be a big help for me in reading the code from start to
finish.
Thanks, and keep up the great work! It's nice to see you using .Net
4.0 elements in your C# code.
Steve
Seems that it's best to wait for your next ironjs release to github as
you're reworking a lot of parts.
First part I'll try to work on is expanding the unit tests.