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FYI, Windows 7 Phone uses the Microsoft .NET SDK so you can actually write in any .NET language. This is one of the few real reasons I would switch to Windows 7
by Locke1689 16y ago
FYI, Windows 7 Phone uses the Microsoft .NET SDK so you can actually write in any .NET language. This is one of the few real reasons I would switch to Windows 7 Phone -- I would love to try programming a phone app in F#.
- DougWebb 16y agoThere is an effort to provide tools for Android development in a bunch of scripting languages. It's not ready for prime time yet and it wasn't clear to me how well you'll be able to access the libraries, but it's a promising alternative.
- _delirium 16y agoIs this the one you had in mind? http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/ http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/
- adambyrtek 16y agoASE doesn't allow you to build fully featured applications, only simple scripts that can interact with the Android APIs. On the other hand Ruboto[1] looks very promising, it's a project that brings JRuby to Android application development. [1] http://ruboto.org/ http://ruboto.org/
- MichaelGG 16y agoThis might come true for Android soon, too: http://monodroid.net/ http://monodroid.net/
- Mrcurious 16y agoNo f# support yet.