Mono Project NewsMono Project NewsGraffiti to run on Mono- December 21, 2007 Rob Howard today announced that their Graffiti product will run on top of Mono, and the platforms supported by Mono: Early this week we announced that VistaDB will be the database that Graffiti uses by default. You will be able to use other databases (SQL Server and MySQL) too, but we liked VistaDB for a variety of reasons. One of which we're officially announcing today: Graffiti is going to run on Mono. There are a variety of reasons why adding Mono support makes sense. But...http://www.mono-project.com/news/archive/2007/Dec-21.html MoMA 1.2.6 Changes- December 14, 2007 We have released the new version of MoMA which corresponds with the 1.2.6 release of Mono. There are two very important changes that are worth mentioning about this new version. - Addition of .Net 3.03.5 Classes - Beginning with 1.2.6, we include the definitions needed to scan your .Net 3.0 and 3.5 apps. At this point, we report everything as missing. Even though we have implemented some of these classes in our Olive project, we do not currently ship this with the released Mono,...http://www.mono-project.com/news/archive/2007/Dec-14.html Mono 1.2.6 Released- December 13, 2007 We have just released Mono 1.2.6. Some of the highlights for this release include: Native Windows.Forms driver for MacOS X allows Winforms-based applications to run without an X server. Support for the ASP.NET AJAX APIs and controls. Support for FastCGI deployments: ASP.NET can now be deployed on a multitude of servers that implement the FastCGI protocol (lighttpd for example) in addition to Apache. Windows.Forms now supports the WebControl on Windows and Linux...http://www.mono-project.com/news/archive/2007/Dec-12.html New NAnt released- December 8, 2007 Gert Driesen has announced a major upgrade to NAnt. This release includes many new improvements and you can download source and binaries from here.http://www.mono-project.com/news/archive/2007/Dec-08.html Join the Mono Project for the GHOP Contest!- December 5, 2007 The Mono Project is participating in Google's Highly Open Participation (GHOP) Contest. If you're a pre-university student over the age of 13, check out our task list and claim a task. If you successfully complete it you'll win a t-shirt and a certificate, and for every three tasks you complete you'll win $100, up to a maximum of $500. The most successful students will win a trip to Google's Headquarters in Mountain View, CA! This is a fantastic opportunity to join an open source...http://www.mono-project.com/news/archive/2007/Dec-04.html |