Linked by lucas_maximus on Tue 23rd Oct 2012 16:15 UTC
Miguel de Icaza, founder of Xamarin and lead developer of the Mono open-source implementation of Microsoft's .NET platform, announced on his blog today that the third major revision of the Mono framework is now available. Mono 3.0 was released on GitHub on October 18. It adds support for some of the most recently added key features of the .NET platform, incorporates Microsoft's open-source framework for Web development, and beefs up the capabilities of Mono on Mac OS X and iOS. It also lays the groundwork for much more rapid development of features for the Mono platform going forward.
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RE[2]: Call me when they stop charging for the Android version
by tidux on Tue 23rd Oct 2012 16:56
in reply to "RE: Call me when they stop charging for the Android version"
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RE[3]: Call me when they stop charging for the Android version
by lucas_maximus on Tue 23rd Oct 2012 17:04
in reply to "RE[2]: Call me when they stop charging for the Android version"
Member since:2009-08-18
That is what he mentioned, obviously you don't know what you are talking about.
http://xamarin.com/monoforandroid
This is mono-droid. A toolkit to build Android Applications in C# and Mono.
Xobot OS is another thing entirely (it was a way of testing their Java to C# compiler).
Also a lot of people are taking MonoDroid and MonoTouch seriously because Xamarin have been in profit only 6 months since Miguel started his company.
Edited 2012-10-23 17:08 UTC
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2005-09-27
They don't charge for the Mono versión of Android, they charge for MonoDroid, the toolkit to make Android Applications using C# and Mono.