OSNews: Interview with Miguel de Icaza

"1. The Mono project has certainly come a long way since the last time we talked, please tell us what were the major milestones you hit the last 8 months and what new features are the priority for the near future?

"Miguel de Icaza: Most importantly the Mono community has grown tremendously: today 150 developers have CVS commit access to the Mono source code repository, and a lot of the community's effort has been focused in making Mono more reliable, more feature complete, and most importantly we have been doing work to make Mono a good development toolkit on Linux/Unix.

"Mono would not be possible without the day-to-day work of hundreds of developers that make it happen. I suggest for those interested in a particular area in Mono, to check the ChangeLogs and the mailing list to identify the developer that has created this technology. Since Mono is a large community effort, I could not list the responsible developers on each section in the following answers as I would have liked to, because it would have taken me another week to reply..."

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