I had a lot of fun presenting to everyone today but now that the presentation is complete I can point you to some good RubyCLR references!

The first site I recommend that you visit is the homepage for RubyCLR at http://www.rubyclr.com/ here you will find the RubyCLR download and instructions on how to install RubyCLR. I am going to make an additional screencast on how to install RubyCLR and post it on this blog so stay tuned!

I will also point you to John Lam's blog where he has a great article called Fun with const_missing and method_missing, this article explains the magic behind RubyCLR. I mentioned this in the presentation but I think I didn't emphasize how important this really  is!

Another good resource is John's presentation at the Lang.NET Symposium.

Here are the completed (and error free) code files and the screencasts for my part of the presentation: CollectionsDemo/CollectionsDemo Screencast  LinqExample/LinqExample Screencast. Please note that in the CollectionsDemo screencast it should be require 'rubyclr' not require 'rubclr'. If you are new to Ruby please watch my co-presenter Justice give an intro to the Ruby language beforehand.

I encourage you to check out the samples in the sample folder when you install RubyCLR. There are some great examples that show using WPF and ActiveRecord.

The other efforts to unite Ruby and .NET are IronRuby by Wilco Bauwer and Ruby.NET by the Queensland University.

And, last but not least is my powerpoint for the presentation. If you have any questions, my contact information is on the slides, feel free to give me a shout.

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