This part 3 of my monotouch tips and tricks series blog post covers the following topics:
To view my previous monotouch posts follow these links:
- Monotouch – Tips and Tricks (Part 2)
- Monotouch – Tips and Tricks (Part 1)
The new Mono 2.10.4 is out and comes with lots of bugfixes. To make it easier to get the latest and greatest on your ubuntu/debian machines, I have created a deb package which I will share with you.
The parallel environment package includes all important references so that you can build your GTK# and Asp.net MVC applications.
Once downloaded, the package installs to “/opt/mono-2.10″.
For this 2.10.4 build I once again used Patrick McEvoy`s great mono build script. For those of you who want to make your hands dirty and build mono yourself, you can find the script here: https://github.com/firegrass/mono-installer-script/
You can download the mono 2.10.4 debian/ubuntu package here.
Tags: mono, mono parallel environment, ubuntu
Experimenting with new features can really be time consuming in a statically compiled web-framework like Asp.net. Although it is possible to edit view-files at runtime, every time you need a new method in your controller or get that last LINQ-Query right, you have to …
…. (1) Restart your Web application
…. wait …
… wait even longer if the project is big …
… navigate to the the page where you are working at …
… just to find out that the behaviour is still not what you have expected …
… start from (1)
Well that can suck sometimes and costs you a lot of your spare time.
Tags: Asp.net mvc, mono, mvc