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Memoirs of a Bystander: Visual Studio.NET development on OS X w/ Parallels

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the how-to-make-it-work dept.

A reader writes "There is an interesting blog piece entitled Memoirs of a Bystander: Visual Studio.NET development on OS X w/ Parallels. The piece does a good job talking about development for different environments then the one that you are programming in. " And with the continued rise of more and more heterogeneous environments, this will become more and more common.

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  1. Re:ehum? by MORB · · Score: -1, Troll

    1) Monodevelop is a pile of shit right now.

    And this is different from visual .net 2005 how?
    Of course, perhaps the lack of any competition in the c# ide market makes it actually the best there is. Another good reason to avoid c# altogether.

    (I must admit that I only experienced the c++ part of that awful ide. On the other hand, I'd have a hard time to believe that the general sluggishness, random hang ups, gratuitous corruption of project files, abysmal useability and other awesome features are c++ only)

  2. Re:ehum? by MORB · · Score: 0, Troll

    Don't bash Microsoft for the sake of bashing Microsoft.

    Oh, sorry. I'll just keep that in mind next time it crap itself on me. I guess that all that frustration I get dealing with their crap all day long is just something I invented, too.

    The VS IDE is one of the greatest.

    You're clearly not picky.
    Seriously, one day I'll have to capture a video of one of my working session with that thing. But then again, people like you will explain me that whatever happens is somehow my fault.