As stated by the title, today is a great day for Mono! Here
published version 2.6 of Mono Framework (free, cross-platform implementation. NET) with the 2.2 version of MonoDevelop (IDE)
Among the extensive list of features - which can be viewed at www.go-mono.com - two of them called my attention:
- debugger support and integration in MonoDevelop on three main platforms (yes, yes : this includes Mac OS X !)
- Basic support for LINQ-2-SQL through the project DBLinq
This means that the feasibility of major projects. NET platform by abstracting from just two steps gigantic!
From what little I tried the debugger worked quite well, leading to neglect my countless hours of PRINTF-Oriented-Debugging on. NET on OS X.
The basic examples that could prove LINQ-2-SQL worked perfectly and even projects like NerdDinner can run smoothly with a simple click the button Debug of MonoDevelop (provided we have access to a SQL Server, obviously).
tried to keep a step further operation of the new implementation of this API while trying to run the project I'm working now, only to find that is not yet implemented the use of DataLoadOptions in SQL DataContext , so that will have to wait a while longer.
Also, many congratulations Mono team for the great job they do day by day!
Both Mono and MonoDevelop Framework can be downloaded from the official site of mono: http://www.go-mono.com
Greetings!
Zaiden
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