MonoDevelop
MonoDevelop is a
GNOME
IDE primarily targeted for the development of software that uses
both the Mono and Microsoft .NET framework. It was originally a port of
SharpDevelop 0.98. One of its aims is to
create a best of breed development environment for Unix systems for
Mono.
It supports the following languages: C, C++, C# (1.0, 2.0 and
3.0), Vala, Boo, Java, Nemerle, ILasm, ASP.NET and VB.NET.
MonoDevelop hopes to be more than just an IDE: it intends to
be an extensible platform upon which any kind of development tool can
be
built.
MonoDevelop integrates features similar to that of Eclipse
and Microsoft's Visual Studio such as Intellisense,
source control integration, and an integrated GUI and Web designer.
MonoDevelop 0.10 and later has an integrated GUI designer
based on Stetic.
MonoDevelop comes with built in projects that help get you
started with your console, Gnome# or Gtk# application.
MonoDevelop 3.0.5
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Price
Free to download
Size
20.8MB
License
GNU GPL v2
Developer
Novell and the Mono ommunity
Website
monodevelop.com
System Requirements
Mono 1.1.10 or greater
Gtk# 2.8.0 or greater
monodoc 1.0 or greater
gecko-sharp 0.10 or greater
gtksourceview-sharp 0.10 or greater
Support
Sites:
Documentation,
FAQ, Mailing
List
Selected
Reviews:
eWEEK
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Features include:
- Fully object oriented API
- Multiple language support: C#, Visual Basic.Net,
C/C++, Vala
- Very powerful add-in engine (based on the reflection
capabilities of the framework, and which takes advantage of the
portability of .NET assemblies)
- Debugger Integration (Mono Debugger and GNU Debugger)
- Class Browser
- Assembly Browser
- Built-in Help
- Monodoc Integration
- Code Completion (also known as IntelliSense)
- Code Folding
- Color Schemes
- Code Refactoring
- Code templates
- On-the-fly error underlining
- XML Editing
- Embedded HTML viewer
- Gettext support
- GTK# Designer
- ASP.NET - Create web projects with full code
completion support and test on XSP, the Mono web
- MSBuild project support
- Makefile Generation
- Support for multiple languages, both for user projects and
for writing add-ins
- Android deployment
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