Moving from static language to dynamic

Question

There are a lot of discussions all over the internet and on SO, i.e. here and here, about static vs dynamic languages.

I\'m not going to ask again about one vs anoth

Answer 1

I'm also interested in this topic. Tried do dive into Ruby and Rails a while ago, and it really helped me to grasp the ASP.Net MVC stuff, which i think is a bit too chalenging at first for average .net developer.

If you're interested more on moving in this direction, or curious about how some developers moved from static to dynamic languages as their full time jobs, i highly recommend this Alt.Net podcast.