My wife needs to buy a new computer. The main app she uses is available for
both Windows and Mac.

I'm more than a little bit tempted to talk her into buying a Mac mini, but
before I do there is something I would like to know. Has anyone here ever
tried developing .net apps for the Mac, and what were your experiences?


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Re: Mac mini by Adrian

Adrian
Fri Jan 28 12:20:07 CST 2005

.Net is a Windows-only development platform.

I know there is development stuff for Mac OS X, but I'm not really familiar
with it:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/developertools/

-Adrian

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> My wife needs to buy a new computer. The main app she uses is available
> for both Windows and Mac.
>
> I'm more than a little bit tempted to talk her into buying a Mac mini, but
> before I do there is something I would like to know. Has anyone here ever
> tried developing .net apps for the Mac, and what were your experiences?
>
>
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> Pete
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Mac mini by Weston

Weston
Fri Jan 28 14:59:43 CST 2005

What I would say is this...

If you dont mind using gtk sharp for your apps on mac, I
think mono is really doing quite nicely.

Graphically, there are a couple options, but I dont
beleive there is any aqua namespaces.

Also, if you plan on doing any developing for asp.net
stuff on it, I'd probably not consider it. Its doing well,
but I've seen little bits of functionality that were
pretty trivial not work like it should..

Weston Weems




>-----Original Message-----
>My wife needs to buy a new computer. The main app she
uses is available for
>both Windows and Mac.
>
>I'm more than a little bit tempted to talk her into
buying a Mac mini, but
>before I do there is something I would like to know. Has
anyone here ever
>tried developing .net apps for the Mac, and what were
your experiences?
>
>
>--
>Pete
>====
>Read or write articles on just about anything
>http://www.HowToDoThings.com
>
>
>.
>