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Mono is excellent as a drop-in replacement of Visual Studio's command-line compiler.
by opminion 14y ago
Mono is excellent as a drop-in replacement of Visual Studio's command-line compiler.
- glhaynes 14y agoWhat advantages does it bring in that role?
- benologist 14y agoThe advantage is it runs on linux so you can get it right next to your redis or whatever else. I really hope 3.0 addresses missing SqlDbTypes like Date, Structured etc.
- tracker1 14y agoI've been using Node.js more and more for simple services, scripts etc.. and that's on Windows. Have some data migration process scripts in Node.js because going from a flat structure across many database tables (with weird joins etc), to a hierarchical object structure was far easier in Node.js. The output was dumping to .json.gz files to be called from a simple service, in addition to a statuslist.json file... the partner wanted a filter... was faster/lighter to re-use the node.js implemented parts, and re-implement the 4 api calls in node using ARR as a reverse proxy from IIS.. works great, and now handles the edge cases better... Was under 3 hours of work. I know this isn't Mono, of which I've been a big fan, and it's my first go-to for building certain applications cross platform, but have to admit that Node.js seems to be a better workflow, when you want to get a small task done. No spooling up a new project in VS, with build efforts. It just works.
- benologist 14y agoYeah I've been doing the same actually heh.
- seunosewa 14y agoIs it, though? Can I compile Python modules with it?
- octopus 14y agoI suppose you are talking about IronPython, because there is no way you could "compile" CPython, if yes, Mono can be integrated with IronPython: http://www.mono-project.com/Python http://www.mono-project.com/Python