Got Mono?
Microsoft released the
Mono is a cross-platform implementation of .NET complete with a execution environment (
The best thing about Mono is that it has stimulated development of .NET tools by people who normally wouldn’t touch Microsoft if they could avoid – specifically lots of open source developers. This includes the creation of some brand new programming languages such as
Normally a programming language with very few users is useless – libraries won’t exist and you’ll have to do lots from scratch and things are generally bad. However since every
An important part of Mono for cross platform use is the development of
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