Since MONO will always play catch up with the real Microsoft.NET platform. MONO is only a subset of the Microsoft.NET Framework with fewer functionality and poor performance. I feel uncomfortable when I know there is a better implementation out there.
Another approach would be to use the unmodified Microsoft.NET Framework directly on Linux. I did some prototype, and it should work, but the it will limit to x86 platforms.
Can search/browse tons of source code by function calls, class hierarchy, method definitions, comments, macros, etc. It recognizes language syntax, and should be useful for Linux development.
It might be a bit OT, but this offers an easy way to find open source code snippets. The search engine interprets code as code, and thus all languages elements can be searched, such as function calls, classes, variables, strings, comments, macros, etc.
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Since MONO will always play catch up with the real Microsoft .NET platform. MONO is only a subset of the Microsoft .NET Framework with fewer functionality and poor performance. I feel uncomfortable when I know there is a better implementation out there.
Another approach would be to use the unmodified Microsoft .NET Framework directly on Linux. I did some prototype, and it should work, but the it will limit to x86 platforms.
Can search/browse tons of source code by function calls, class hierarchy, method definitions, comments, macros, etc. It recognizes language syntax, and should be useful for Linux development.
http://www.codase.com/