MonoDevelop on Windows

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Jaganathan Bantheswaran · Answer

Sorry for misunderstanding.... Well MonoDevelop is an IDE for .Net right... Do you really need articles on it ?. Just download install and start to use it as like VS 2010.

Sam Hobbs · Answer

For you the world will change in a couple of weeks. Things will be very different in a couple of weeks. Wait a couple of weeks. I assume that when the news is available you will find everything you need to get started developing for Android using Silverlight in announcements and articles in this web site. In the past what you would use is Mono for Android. That is the software that does Silverlight and things like that. MonoDevelop is an IDE.

Kamal Verma · Answer

Hi Jaganathan Yes I found very interesting and good article of author named MANISH TEWATIA but here I am talking about the MonoDevelop on Windows I think its different from MonoDevelop on Visual Studio 2010...

Jaganathan Bantheswaran · Answer

Hi In c-sharcorner you can find some of interestnig articles on mono-android