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Intelligent objects

Saturday, November 5th, 2005

When I was working on the code folding patch to MonoDevelop, I had curious problem. I wished that the buffer returned only the code to everything and the folded version to some internal methods I used. The problem could only be solved implementing an internal method that I invoked to return the folded version. Now, […]


Funny .Net behaviours

Saturday, November 5th, 2005

Sometimes I find some curious behaviours on .Net libraries. They are, obviously, found on Mono too, because Mono tries to be 100% compatible. I believe Mono could have some success if it introduced a new branch. We have 1.1, 2.0 and a new “Pure Mono”, or something like that. The objective is simple, to create […]


Centaurus

Wednesday, November 2nd, 2005

I’ve been working on my free time trying to implement some more stuff on Centaurus. I still need to find some time to do the website, this one looks like crap. Anyway, I’ve done some refactoring and have implemented MySql support. I must confess that at begin I was a little “scared” because of the […]


Is GNOME integration good for Mono?

Saturday, May 21st, 2005

That is a good question, and made me think a lot. From one side, having Gnome to use Mono as their development platform is a great thing, yet, that is a possibility but, Java can win the race. If Java is the choice, then where will Mono fall? By other side, I think Mono is […]


Monodevelop

Wednesday, May 18th, 2005

It’s no big news I don’t like MonoDevelop. Yes, I do use it, because there is no alternative in Linux, except for X-Develop (commercial). I must agree that it is becoming a nice IDE in some aspects – debugger only, lol. The debugger is the only thing keeping MD alive at this moments, everything else […]