Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> Mono 1.2.5 released, supports IronPython and DLR
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> | Mono 1.2.5 reflects the rapid pace at which Mono is evolving. With
> | strong support for C# 3.0 and IronPython, Mono is clearly a robust and
> | versatile platform for open source software development.
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http://arstechnica.com/journals/linux.ars/2007/08/31/mono-1-2-5-released-supports-ironpython-and-dlr
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I'm very impressed with mono, mainly the commanline c# side of it, I haven't
used it for web except to try it for a project I was doing, but settled on
php-ajax instead.
On the commandline though, it is a means for c++/c# users to get quick
results in scripts because it is exactly the language that they are used
to.
I think that commandline mono will catch on. The web application side should
pick up once the documentation catches up, at the moment every path I
looked at with the project I was doing I was hitting main classes/functions
that I would have had to guess the parameters for, I don't know about you,
call me cowardly if you like, but I tend to be averse to guessing such
things :)
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