3 ms·
The rest of JetBrain's products are cross platform, so there's a good chance that this will be in future.
by phpnode 12y ago
The rest of JetBrain's products are cross platform, so there's a good chance that this will be in future.
- citizenmatt 12y agoWe do have a lot of future plans for Nitra, but for now, it's worth pointing out that the products that are cross platform are Java based, while Nitra is based on .net. The project is currently Windows only.
- mythz 12y agoInteresting, what made you decide on .NET (i.e. given you're predominantly JVM based)? Was it just based on the Nermerle's team preference?
- citizenmatt 12y agoI wouldn't say we're predominantly JVM based. We've also got ReSharper, dotTrace, dotMemory, dotCover and dotPeek, which are all .net based. But basically, it's because Nitra is an extension and evolution of work done on Nemerle, and Nemerle is a .net language.
- mythz 12y agoIs ReSharper written with C#? I thought I heard it was written with C++.
- citizenmatt 12y agoIt's written in C#, with some of the Visual Basic support written in VB. Parts of ReSharper for C++ are written in C++ and C++/CLI.
- jimmcslim 12y agoGiven the renewed spirit of open-ness at MS, and more support from Xamarin for Mono, there's a chance that this might be sooner rather than later?