So I’ll be on a panel at ReMIX 09 titled, “Sibling Rivalry or Love: Microsoft and Open source.“.
Should be an interesting discussion, totally looking forward to it.
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Been all over the internet, this one, and I’m late to make note of it, but Miguel mentions that the ASP.Net MVC extensions have been released as MSPL and is works in mono, and in fact has MonoDevelop support.
Mono 2.2 has been released with a plethora of updates. One of the more interesting updates is the increase to performance they seem to have gotten from changing the code generation engine.
According the Miguel, Mono gets support for accessibility using ATK in linux as the underlying framework.
So a little late but news that Mono has released it’s 2.0 version, with C# 3.0 compiler support and ASP.Net 2.0 as well as a whole hole host of additional dataproviders and the really cool Mono.Addins framework (for writing apps with addins in them) and Mono.Cecil (non System.Reflection based bytecode manipulator). Also in this release, finally, is a decent Mono Debugger.
Miguel from the mono project does it again: A 100% managed command prompt library to help us build windows console apps that behave almost as well as those in the unix world.
Miguel tells us of pash. I was interested in this back when it was called Monad Shell, but never really got into it. The good thing about pash though is that it’s relatively cross platform (Linux, MacOSX, Windows and even WindowsCE). Might have to have another look at it.
Update: Apparently pash is still at the stage where it’s an open source re-implementation of Monad Shell and not quite a Power Shell replacement… yet.
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