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Posted by James Vastbinder on Mar 06, 2008 10:36 PM
Last month on February 19th, Christoph Wille announced the beta 1 of SharpDevelop 3.0 to support the .NET Framework version 3.5. This latest release will still support multi-targetting different versions of the .NET Framework. As of March 4th, the ShareDevelop project now maintains a dual site on CodePlex.
The new additions to this release are:
Feature changes to the IDE environment:
As to why Mono support has changed in this pending release Chris indicated:
The decision to "relegate" Mono from production to sample status has been based on multiple factors. For one, we only support basic compilation for Mono, no debugger nor any kind of visual designers (like GTK#). We got lots of support questions regarding these, and the honest answer had to be "we won't support that, sorry". Then in December Miguel announced that MonoDevelop will come to Windows (MonoDevelop is a fork of SharpDevelop), which meant that an IDE would come to Windows that fully supports all the things in Mono we don't have.
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