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For the dynamic language weenies (or otakus!), we have John Lam's Getting Started with the DLR: ToyScript. John is the driving force behind IronRuby, and the post provides a link to download ToyScript, "a quick starter kit for folks interested in building languages on top of the DLR."

Also we've got Visual Studio Shell, which InfoQ reckons will compete with Eclipse. Will be kind of cool to see what pops up on that front.

News courtesy of InfoQ: (ToyScript/DLR and VS Shell)

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