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bittercoder says: @kev_nz

I think that drive to check out alternatives is doing the java/jvm space good though - compared to say C#/CLR - makes me jealous...
3 days ago by Alex Henderson (@bittercoder), in reply to @kev_nz - tags: C#, CLR

jdowdell says: @FlashCanon

Frustrating, I know, but runtime fragmentation is sort of like gravity... someone can pretend it doesn't exist for only so long.
3 days ago by John Dowdell (@jdowdell), in reply to @FlashCanon - tags: CLR

SyntaxC4 says: @footose

System.Runtime.Serialization and System.ServiceModel.Web should provide the JSON Serialization you are looking for
3 days ago by Cory Fowler (@SyntaxC4) - tags: Ajax, CLR

stevehorn says: RT @coreyhaines

: 'metaprogramming' is a wide topic. Perhaps ask about freq. of specific practices (runtime def method, method_missing, etc)
3 days ago by Steve Horn (@stevehorn) - tags: CLR

coreyhaines says: @stevehorn

'metaprogramming' is a wide topic. Perhaps ask about frequency of specific practices (runtime def method, method_missing, etc)
3 days ago by Corey Haines (@coreyhaines), in reply to @stevehorn - tags: CLR

MSDN_Forum says: CLR Inside Out: The Performance Benefits of NGen. http://bit.ly/bfjucW #NGEN #CLR ^YC
3 days ago by MSDN Forum (@MSDN_Forum) - tags: CLR

rob_farley says: @christinaleo

CLR... There's a Split() function in the standard set of samples.
3 days ago by Rob Farley (@rob_farley), in reply to @christinaleo - tags: CLR

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