Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 17th Jul 2006 10:55 UTC, submitted by Bernhard Spuida
The Open Source IDE Sharpdevelop 2.0 has been released. This IDE not only allows you to code in c#, VB.NET, and boo, but also offers features you won't find elsewhere: conversion between the supported programming languages, support for .Net and Mono, Winforms, and GTK#. View the full feature tour or download Sharpdevelop and start into open source development for both Windows and Linux in one IDE.
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RE[5]: Cross-platform version of VS2005
by jessta on Mon 17th Jul 2006 13:50
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But Java is a confused language.
It is said to be fully object orientated, but has primitive data types.
In my opinion, C# is a much nicer version of what Java should have been.
So this is great news for those that like C# and null news for those who like java.
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RE[6]: Cross-platform version of VS2005
by evangs on Mon 17th Jul 2006 17:58
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.....aaaaaand ?
How does my life change with this ? For a looong time we have Java, we can code easily on ${any_platform}, compile and then run on ${any_other}.
To be frank, there are many better IDEs than VS'05 (IDEA,Eclipse,even Netbeans)..
So,nothing to see here, move along.