Iron Python for ASP.net is here
Combining the simplicity of Python with the power of ASP.NET,
IronPython for ASP.NET allows developers to create rich web applications
using a new implementation of the popular Python programming language.
"Ever since its original 1.0 version, ASP.NET has supported
language extensibility. This means that a third-party compiler
vendor can add support for using a new programming language for
ASP.NET pages. This model has worked quite well, and has allowed
many languages to be used with ASP.NET—languages from
Microsoft (C#, Visual Basic, J#, and JScript) and from external
vendors, such as implementations of Eiffel and COBOL.
However, the downside of the current extensibility model is
that it primarily targets statically compiled languages like C#,
and is not well adapted to dynamic languages like Python.
We are therefore introducing a new model for language
extensibility. The new model aims to fill the lack of support for
dynamic languages, and it enables dynamic languages to fit much
more naturally into ASP.NET. Our initial implementation is
focused on the IronPython language, but in the near future we
will extend the model to work with any dynamic language."
for more information check The new Dynamic Language Extensibility Model for ASP.net white paper
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