One of the attractions dynamic languages possess is the ability to easily support a REPL for quick code experimentation. The open source CShell project brings a powerful REPL environment to C# ...

The C# REPL doesn't seem to be as stand-alone as they want right now but I don't see why that wouldn't change in the future. The evolution of .NET Core will probably drive some of this.

I first learned about the C# compiler as a service workings way back in 2008 at PDC. At that time, Anders Hejlsberg gave a brief preview of what was to come by showing off a C# ...