To try it out, you need to have Apple’s iPhone 4.0 SDK installed otherwise MonoTouch 2.0 wont let you download the new toolkit (since it is Apple confidential at this point). We have just released MonoTouch 3.0.0 with support for iPhoneOS 4.0′s new APIs. We are reaching out to Apple for clarification on their intention, and believe there is plenty of room for course-correction prior to the final release of the 4.0 SDK. Using the exact same steps that I described, written & tested against my Lenovo Thinkpad (x86), I can achieve the same result on the IBM System z10 BC!Īs we’ve pointed out for over a week now, Apple is blocking Novell’s MonoTouch and there is not much Novell can do except beg or negotiate.
Previously, I wrote an entry on setting up mojoPortal (ASP.NET web app) on SUSE Linux Enterprise with the Mono extension (link). The difference between Microsoft and Novell is not quite so clear anymore.Ī few days ago we found this post in Planet OpenSUSE. THE Mono and Moonlight advocacy from a Microsoft MVP who is also a vice president of Novell carries on with announcements like this one. Summary: Why programming with Mono (or with MonoTouch) is a risky thing to do, especially now that Novell is up for sale and Apple blocks. Posted in Apple, Microsoft, Mono, Novell, Servers, SLES/SLED, Windows at 5:29 am by Dr.
04.17.10 Gemini version available ♊︎ The Future of Mono and MonoTouch is Uncertain
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