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DevX | October 23, 2002
Cross-platform .NET development is imminent, but the purpose, the feature set, and the platform support varies. We were curious about the development of the various open source implementations of Microsoft .NET's Common Language Runtime, so we talked to the key developers in charge of each of three CLI implementations—Mono, Rotor, and Portable .NET—to find out what exactly they've built, how they did it, and how they compare. What we found might surprise you.
A front-line soldier in the BREW development trenches, RocketMobile's Shane Conder, tells the inside-out story about what the environment is really like and how best to utilize it for fun and profit—mostly profit
More and more Java-related projects are on the drawing boards, but the number of qualified programmers is not keeping pace.
Transcript of James Gosling interview, April 26, 2001, Mountain View, Calif.
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