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Did you know that you can run Python code in your C# application?

Learn more about IronPython here:
https://ironpython.net/

wait a minute

@robrich This looks really interesting. Was using #ironpython before. Would you consider this a replacement or something different?

The World of Courses - "IronPython - .net integration." https://youtube.com/watch?v=wkQgqDf3llo&si=A4ktNwTLCrUx6VEL #dotNET #IronPython

After looking at some demos of it, it really looks very slick and I 100% see it being immensely useful to a ton of people and organizations.

#Jupyter, #JupyterLab, and #Orange3 make things easier but still aren't spreadsheet based or easily distributable—both things that matter a lot to normies. #PyXLL is closer but gets pricey and doesn't replicate all the functionality without significant effort. And it's best to just not talk about trying to do data science in #IronPython.

I can easily imagine this catching on like wildfire among the people who see the appeal of writing a #Python function to handle something annoying in an #Excel spreadsheet. I know there are a handful of functions in #NLTK that I'd love. Heck, even access to python's more powerful #RegEx engine would be super useful.

Exciting news! Our #IronPython workshop is happening at @defcon tomorrow at 0900!

Missed a spot? No worries! For those who couldn't secure a place but still want to dive in, here are the materials to follow along. @defconworkshops

https://github.com/BC-SECURITY/Taming-Offensive-IronPython

@aegilops For a while #IronPython appeared to be "stuck" in 2.7 just like #Jython, but in December they released version 3.4 and they've ported f-strings from #CPython 3.6.

I cannot imagine what goes into implementing Python in other programming languages, and for that they deserve my admiration. But it is indeed a shame Jython has not moved past 2.7 in almost eight years.

Maybe Inductive Automation will open their platform to other scripting languages, but until then I'm stuck in 2.7 too.