3 ms·It's interesting that the Iron prefix means rust now. It used to mean .NETby cultureulterior 2y agoIt's interesting that the Iron prefix means rust now. It used to mean .NETseanw444 2y agoYeah, like IronPython.nine_k 2y ago...but only in the +3 oxidation state.snthpy 2y agoAgree with your comment. I almost didn't click on it because I wouldn't be interested in a C# or .Net project and was very pleasantly surprised. I don't love the name.snthpy 2y agoOxcel ?