.Net developers, what is your go-to scripting language?

[eslsys]

Powershell, Javascript - very much depends on what needs doing

[David Lumm]

Usually some kind of shell scripting, whether Batch or BASH. I keep meaning to try Python out, but have just never gotten round to it.

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[loctrice]

I use gentoo at home, and m$ at work. This leads to vbs,vba, and perl. I prefer perl.

[wbaxter37]

Ruby. I still resort to DOS batch files, but that's because I've used it since it first appeared.

[alexdresko]

Here lately, I've been using LINQPad for all my local machine scripting needs. It's fast, light weight, and because I have a license, it has full intellisense support. It's also much faster than firing up VisualStudio to create a new C# project. Regardless, I don't "script" anything. Why script something when I can get full intellisense and debugging support in LINQPad or VisualStudio?

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[Gates VP]

Now that I know PowerShell, it's PowerShell all the way. I keep a lib of tools handy on my LiveMesh and use this to control everything.

[James Lonero]

I second this.

[Member 4457245]

PowerShell. Written in .Net, it allows script to instantiate any .Net classes as script variables, including WPF for UI.

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[Frank QR]

I am alien which scripting language you rtecomend

[dav0idz]

+! vote for JavaScript, but sometimes VBScript or batch files

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