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Can someone put 2014 on this? http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2014/04/09/how-your-f... > we also launched a new web site that hosts the latest version of the .NET Reference Source, called http://sourceof.net I think http://referencesource.microsoft.com/ might even be a little bit older.
See: https://github.com/dotnet and http://dotnet.github.io
I'm a .NET team member at Microsoft.
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Yes, the code is MIT licensed. Check it on github: https://github.com/microsoft/referencesource In fact, for the past couple releases mono has replaced a lot of its library code with MS's quite successfully. Full disclosure - I run the mono team at Xamarin.
I'd like to second the poster who said thanks for all your hard work. It's pretty freakin' sweet to be able to develop my asp.net MVC sites in Monodevelop instead of VC. I really prefer KDE over Windows as a UI, and y'all let me work in Linux all the time now!
Does anyone know if you're still allowed to contribute to ReactOS/Mono/WINE after reading this?
Yes, the code is MIT licensed. Check it on github: https://github.com/microsoft/referencesource In fact, for the past couple releases mono has replaced a lot of its library code with MS's quite successfully. Full disclosure - I run the mono team at Xamarin.
It is quite a valuable work, and if I would be running a business for mobile dev, Xamarin would be on top list vs C++ (which I use as a hobby currently).
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I'd like to second the poster who said thanks for all your hard work. It's pretty freakin' sweet to be able to develop my asp.net MVC sites in Monodevelop instead of VC. I really prefer KDE over Windows as a UI, and y'all let me work in Linux all the time now!
I second that sentiment. I mostly use C# for work - about half web stuff and half OpenGL-based user interfaces, and it's a real boon to be able to do all my work in Linux. Some other C# devs here work on Macs. We all appreciate the Mono team's hard work.
It's also good to point out that .NET Core (effectively a subset of the .NET Framework) and Roslyn (C# compiler) are open source on GitHub. See: https://github.com/dotnet and http://dotnet.github.io I'm a .NET team member at Microsoft.
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I second that sentiment. I mostly use C# for work - about half web stuff and half OpenGL-based user interfaces, and it's a real boon to be able to do all my work in Linux. Some other C# devs here work on Macs. We all appreciate the Mono team's hard work.
Are you guys using OpenTK?
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Are you guys using OpenTK?
Yeah, just a portion of it (a modified fork of the GL bindings). We wrap our own framework around the bindings and combine that with SDL2, plus Cairo/Pango for vector drawing and writing text to textures, libogg/libopus for audio files, Assimp for 3D assets, etc.
Thanks for the feedback.