Can i Get C# for Free ?
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The document discusses options for using C# and .NET for free or at low cost. It explores using free Express editions of Visual Studio, Mono on Linux, and Xamarin for cross-platform mobile development. It also discusses open source .NET application servers and the importance of keeping both new and existing .NET developers by improving cross-platform support and keeping the framework up to date.
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- 10. Free and Simple Solution (Mono Stack/Second try)
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- 12. Free tools • Monodevelop • Sublime Text (#eh …. )
- 13. Distributed Distributed Distributed • Erlang • Go • Scala/Akka • Orleans ?? • Need more distributed solution
- 15. Don’t leave us please… • Jonathan Oliver • Rinat Abdullin • Greg Young
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- #9: Still we need good web server on Linux .. Nginx and FastCGI