>Now, Jimmy says that MS has big plans for IronJS. We'll see. As I said, without a leader who enforces a clear vision and sets the targets for the organization, middle-management infighting will cause wavering back and forth, as the political battle waxes and wanes. I'm not a Rubyite, but it's a darn shame. And makes Microsoft look like the type of company that can't be bothered to keep its word: if they had gotten the language done, including VS integration, and then said "well, we've done what we said we would do, and now it's up to the community to keep developing it," that would have fulfilled the commitment they made to bring IP and IR to .Net.
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It's all Déjà vu.....