It’s actually very similar to the Mono project ‘s Mono.CSharp library, which exposes the Mono C# compiler as a service and enables a REPL console much like the one Hejlsberg demoed at Build.

With that, he announced "Roslyn is now open source!" Huge applause from the audience at Build 2014 followed. With that push of a button -- live onstage during the Day 2 keynote -- Microsoft took what ...

Meanwhile, Microsoft is working on adding immutability to C# and Visual Basic, but the company has not settled on a particular method or way to deliver it.

Microsoft previously previewed the “Roslyn” .NET Compiler Platform (it has now shelved the “Roslyn” code name), but today it announced that this is now an open-source project and that ...

I've had it listed in my Microsoft Codetracker for a while. And back in December 2010, Eric Lippert, a developer on the C# compiler development team, blogged about the high-level plans for Roslyn.

Microsoft will release a CTP (Community Technology Preview) of a new type of compiler its researchers have been building, code-named Project Roslyn, the company executive overseeing the C# ...

Microsoft has unveiled a second preview of its planned .NET 10 developer platform, featuring enhancements related to encryption, the .NET runtime, and the C# language.

Microsoft claims that .NET Native, now in developer preview, can provide both: C++ performance with the managed-code benefits of C#. Subramanian Ramaswamy and Andrew Pardoe, senior program managers on ...