Mono project releases first IDE, Mono 2.0 into beta
Novell’s Mono project has delivered its first Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Mono as well as a beta version of the next Mono platform.
MonoDevelop 1.0, with support for Microsoft’s .NET Framework 1.0, is an open source IDE for Linux developers building GNOME and ASP.NET applications. The IDE complements the Mono open source platform, which allows users to run .NET applications uncompiled on Linux, Mac OSX, Unix, BSD and Solaris.
Announced on Friday, just days before Novell’s Brainshare 2008 conference begins, MonoDevelop allows developers to easily port .NET applications built in Microsoft’s Visual Studio to Linux and Mac OSX. Many web applications and services are built using Microsoft’s Visual Studio, C, C++ and C# development tools and programming languages.
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