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Introduction The DNN Module Packager is a utility that creates a DotNetNuke manifest file and packages the module into a ZIP file for deployment to a DotNetNuke 3.x or DotNetNuke 4.x hosting site. You can edit the manifest file before packaging, and also add any other files to the package that your module needs to function properly in a DotNetNuke environment. The DNN manifest file is simply an XML file that contains information about the module, its DNN-interface controls (like View, Edit, and Settings controls), and a listing of all the folders, files, and binaries needed by the module. Using the DNN Module Packager The DNN Module Packager requires the basic .DNN manifest file that is automatically created by the DotNetNuke module templates in Visual Studio.
DNN Module Packager - The Code Project - .NET
The following document outlines a collection of resources which you can use to help you pursue the art of software craftsmanship.
Jean-Paul S. Boodhoo - Develop With Passion
Both the IronPython interpreter and runtime are made of Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), meaning that it is bytecode like all .NET programs. Therefore it requires the IronPython binaries and either the .NET Framework 2.0 (Windows) or Mono (*nix).
Deployment - IronPython Cookbook