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There is an odd dynamic here, where having a non-cross platform tool (such as NuGet) seems inferior to not having that tool at all. I do a lot of .NET developm
by MartinCron 15y ago
There is an odd dynamic here, where having a non-cross platform tool (such as NuGet) seems inferior to not having that tool at all.
I do a lot of .NET development and haven't played around with Mono at all yet. This article makes me want to try and see how many of my assumptions (nUnit, TeamCity, Visual Studio) don't translate.
- gm 15y agoHmm, you sure NuGet is not cross platform? It's open source, btw, so people have a chance to fix if they do not like. But the NuGet FAQ (http://docs.nuget.org/docs/start-here/nuget-faq http://docs.nuget.org/docs/start-here/nuget-faq) says this: >Does NuGet support Mono? >The command-line application (nuget.exe) builds and runs >under Mono and allows you to create packages in Mono.
- MartinCron 15y agoYou're probably right, the author of the original post seemed to rule out NuGet because it didn't work for him.