Sometimes it is useful to add some programmability to your projects, so that a user can change or add logic. This can be done with VBScript and the like, but what fun is that when .NET allows us to play with the compiler? Obviously, your compiled "script" is going to be much faster than interpreted VBScript or Jscript.
I'll show you how to compile VB.NET into an assembly programmatically, in memory, then use that code right away.
