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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2005-08-19
I use SharpDevelop instead of Visual Studio 2005 at work (among of other tools), because it's damn fast and it doesn't eat much resources.
I think that Mono is future for applications - if there's compatible API and ABI, they can run anywhere if code doesn't use stupid hacks. Path conversion is not an issue - it can be done on the fly if required.