Hi There First, I would like to thank you so much for being added to the dev@community.apache.org, and maybe in the future, I would like to become as an active member of the Apache community. I have to ask some questions in different open-source communities to bring back some dead projects, but they seem not to be interested in keeping them alive by their developers.
At the moment I could not do this alone because I am not an experienced programmer (I began to learn C++ and C# myself). And maybe in the future, I will work myself with some developers (if they become interested). These projects are related to the programming languages that I am learning (C++ and C#) and they seem to abandoned a couple of years ago: - MonoDevelop (An IDE for C#, .Net development and some C# libraries). - Anjuta IDE (C++ and IDE for other programming languages) I just wanted to know what do you think about it?. In any case, I have seen projects like OpenOffice and NetBeans IDE be alive thanks to Apache Community and if possible in the future to do something similar with these two projects. (maybe Monodevelop Ide and C# can be extended and used inside of Apache Web Server and Anjuta IDE can become a standard tool for C and C++ programming in the future). I have seen how many Java tools have been developed by Apache Software Foundation and I think this could be extended to C# too (this is just a suggestion). In any case, I will wait for the answer, and I am happy to be added to Dev-Help may be later I will introduce myself and how I can help or contribute to the Apache Software Fountation. Best Regards Manuel
