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The lastest release (0.9 Stable) of the Dynamic Language Runtime contains IronPython and IronRuby, but it doesn't contain Managed JScript.
Does anyone know where I can download the latest release of Managed JScript for use with ASP.NET and/or WPF?
In case you aren't aware, JScript.NET and Managed JScript are too different things. What I'm looking for is Managed JScript.
Rumor this week out of the Redmond "Metro" DotNet futures conference is that MSFT decided to kill ManagedJScript on the DLR.
That's the reason we aren't hearing anything about it.
You can find it in the ASP.NET Futures