I'm still pushing this PCL topic as far as I can - and I'm getting close
now - it's looking really good :)
I can now build all of MonoDroid, MonoTouch and WP7 in VS2010...
And I can run MonoDroid and WP7 with portable class libraries It's just
MonoTouch in MonoDevelop that I'm currently to cl
Iam Sharing code with a DLL this gives the option to release a state and you
can better describe the Changes for each Version.
For some special thinks iam using currently different Namespaces for Methods
which are different on the plattforms and each with the same Name.
What i will do in the futu
Hi
Few years ago I tried to reuse code (Domain, Business logic) from
Silverlight on "binary"
level in WPF and that was doable, but just not feasible.
That's the reason I prefer and we argued a lot, but came to conclusion
that sharing code
is better.
1. Sharing code with Project Linker
1.
Hi,
we are sharing code across Windows .NET, Mono for Android and MonoTouch.
Earlier we even also shared with .NET Compact Framework for Windows Mobile.
We are sharing the source code using the Share feature of Visual SourceSafe
which is very very useful for this kind of setup. If a code change i
:59 AM
To: monodroid@lists.ximian.com; monoto...@lists.ximian.com
Subject: [mono-android] sharing code between mono touch and mono for android
I've been talking with Mark Bradley about sharing code between MT and MfA
projects. I'm curious what are the strategies that you are using to
We are sharing the code not the project, same like you. This also gives the
opportunity to have conditionals per project and have different references.
The down side is offcourse the double maintenance..
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 3:58 PM, Wally McClure <
theevilprogram...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I
I've been talking with Mark Bradley about sharing code between MT and MfA
projects. I'm curious what are the strategies that you are using to share code
between the two platforms. Any thoughts/advice are appreciated. We've each
got a way that we're doing. I'm using separate projects and am