DC ALT.NET 4/27 - Cross Platform .NET with Mono
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Matthew Podwysocki
Apr 21, 2010, 3:39:42 PM4/21/10
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I thought this meeting of DC ALT.NET might be of interest in terms of doing cross platform C#, Ruby, Python, F#, Clojure, etc using Mono on OSX, Linux, etc. If interested, check out the RSVP link and hope to see you there.
Matt
The next meeting of DC ALT.NET is on 4/27 with Jackson Harper of the Mono Team.
If you're at all interested in things such as Mono, MonoDevelop, Moonlight,
MonoTouch and more, this is the talk to attend!
Details below:
Jackson Harper has been an active developer on the Mono project since
2002, first as an open source contributer and now as an engineer at
Novell. During his time on the Mono project he has worked on the IL
Assembler, ASP.NET, Windows Forms, and Moonlight. He has also created
Linploy.com - a site for deploying Linux Appliances and created the
Minge Template Engine, an alternative template engine for .NET
developers.
What has Mono done for .NET developers Lately?
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Mono is an open-source, cross-platform implementation of the .NET
framework based on the ECMA standards for C# and the Common
Language Infrastructure. With Mono, users can run .NET applications
written and compiled in Visual Studio on Windows, Linux, and Mac
OS X. This session will provide an introduction to cross-platform
development and deployment with Mono. Participants will see how
they can leverage their existing skills and tools to write .NET applications
that will run on multiple platforms and architectures with Mono. The
presentation will also include a discussion of cross-platform
considerations for leveraging Mono, and demonstrate how to use
MoMA, the Mono Migration Analyzer, to determine how ready an
application is for cross-platform deployment. Additional
demonstrations will examine how best to leverage Visual Studio to
develop and deploy to Linux and OS X, and take a peek at the current
state of Moonlight 3 and 4.
RSVP Here:
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/661741286
If you're at all interested in things such as Mono, MonoDevelop, Moonlight,
MonoTouch and more, this is the talk to attend!
Details below:
Jackson Harper has been an active developer on the Mono project since
2002, first as an open source contributer and now as an engineer at
Novell. During his time on the Mono project he has worked on the IL
Assembler, ASP.NET, Windows Forms, and Moonlight. He has also created
Linploy.com - a site for deploying Linux Appliances and created the
Minge Template Engine, an alternative template engine for .NET
developers.
What has Mono done for .NET developers Lately?
------
Mono is an open-source, cross-platform implementation of the .NET
framework based on the ECMA standards for C# and the Common
Language Infrastructure. With Mono, users can run .NET applications
written and compiled in Visual Studio on Windows, Linux, and Mac
OS X. This session will provide an introduction to cross-platform
development and deployment with Mono. Participants will see how
they can leverage their existing skills and tools to write .NET applications
that will run on multiple platforms and architectures with Mono. The
presentation will also include a discussion of cross-platform
considerations for leveraging Mono, and demonstrate how to use
MoMA, the Mono Migration Analyzer, to determine how ready an
application is for cross-platform deployment. Additional
demonstrations will examine how best to leverage Visual Studio to
develop and deploy to Linux and OS X, and take a peek at the current
state of Moonlight 3 and 4.
RSVP Here:
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/661741286
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