I recently got an Android tablet, and was thinking, since it can take a
hardware keyboard, that the one thing I would really want on it, is
MonoDevelop. I was wondering, with the tools to compile Mono applications on
Android, is MonoDevelop available for Android, or are there plans to make it
I wasn’t going to chime in, but with this comment, I’ll add what I’m doing.
Recently I was working on a web application framework in Python. I used
mod_wsgi on the web server, and then sent requests to a back-end server (was
python, switching to C#). This allowed me to have a few advantages.
I think run-time would be more likely (do it as one of your first start up
tasks). However, I don't think that would be possible.
You could have a static member variable of one of your main classes set to the
encoder you desire. You'll still need to do a run-through of your code to
update all
I'm trying to look at Qt/.NET right now, and I've seen references to people
liking Qyoto for this. It's not compiling properly on any machine / OS I've
tried. Does anyone here have experience with it, or recommendations for using
Qt and .NET?
Thanks,
-Jim Stapleton
