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The Ruby.NET project has been relocated to Google code, under a BSD license.
The Ruby.NET project’s goal is to create a compiler for the Ruby language that targets the Microsoft .NET CLR. There is currently support (at various stages of maturity) for the core language, including the built-in Ruby classes such as Class, Object, Array, String and the built-in Ruby modules such as Math and Kernel. However other Ruby libraries that commonly ship with the Ruby distribution, such as CGI and DBM are yet to be implemented.
There is also a mailing list , where a recent thread explored some of the differences between this project and Microsoft’s IronRuby. Perhaps the most notable is that you, dear coder, can contribute to Ruby.NET.