A recap of MonoTouch's past, a look at the present, and some thoughts about the future.

If you follow me on Twitter (or the #monodroid hashtag), you might have seen some posts from me lately about progress on my new Android app, C# To Go. I’ve been cranking away on it in hopes of getting it to market in time for Monospace, and I’m excited to say that last night I was able to finally pu...

When writing applications one thing to always keep in mind is that you should never block the UI thread. This makes for a poor user experience, and on Android you get the dreaded Application Not Responding dialog if there’s no response to user input within a few seconds. Mono For Android exposes man...

MIX 2011: Mono: State of the Union This session was delivered by Miguel de Icaza, VP developer Platform, Mono Team, Novell.

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While MonoDroid makes it possible to write Android applications using .NET, what happens if you want to make use of existing third party Java libraries in your app? In this post I’ll talk about what your options are, and provide an example of how to serve ads from AdMob in your MonoDroid application...

Sample code, slides and video from an introduction talk I gave for MonoDroid/Android.

Mono project has released a preview of Moonlight 4 (Silverlight 4 support for linux)

The stock database available in Android is SQLite, and chances are you'll find yourself wanting to use it in your applications. But how do you go about doing so? In this post I'll go over some options for accessing the database, exploring both the standard Android patterns and also an example of plu...

The Mono for Android or MonoDroid beta is now open for anyone who wants to use it and provides a way for any .NET programmer to create Android apps without having to learn Java. This could be the route to phone apps that .NET programmers have been waiting for and it gives them a much more certain ma...

Just because a mobile application needs to be (or should be, in most cases) small and lightweight doesn’t mean we should set aside best practices like Inversion of Control containers when building our apps. With so many options out there for .NET containers, which ones should we use? In this article...

If you’ve been doing mobile development, you probably know all about the problem of having to target multiple platforms, along with the languages each one requires. Having to rewrite and support essentially the same code on different platforms flat out sucks, and isn’t really a great way to spend yo...

"Manos is a a lightweight web application framework that runs on Mono. The goal of Manos is to simplify the entire web application development process. It should be easy to prototype, design, develop, test, debug and deploy Manos applications. The focus isn’t just on getting you up and running ...

Interesting post about using Mono and MonoDevelop to create native OS X applications using .NET.