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Write standards-compliant C# programs in Linux with DotGNU

SINGING SHARP

Author(s): MAYANK SHARMA

Write C# programs in Linux with the free and vendor-neutral DotGNU.

Like many, I grew up programming in C and C++ before moving into LAMP-land and Python, Perl, and PHP. But like that first car, first date, and first paycheck, everyone has a special memory of the first time they compiled gibberish into executable machine code.

Thanks to GCC, open source developers have never had any issues writing C or C++ code on a Linux platform. However, when Microsoft announced their .NET initiative and the intention to focus their efforts around C#, few people expected Microsoft to release a Linux client for their “platform-independent” development tool.


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