PRADO Application Framework and why i switched from CakePHP
Now i am not even going to bother with getting into this very “abstract” debate so i am just going to put a link to the interview i did with one of the lead programmers at PRADO. This is why i chose PRADO and if you are a Solar, CakePHP, Symfony, Seagull etc…. fanatic good for you.
This is PRADO territory!
prado interview
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Installing mono, apache, mod_mono and deploying applications in Ubuntu
Ok so i was kinda perturbed by the lack of documentation on how to install mod_mono on Ubuntu, and get it working on Apache so i decided to do some tinkering. So we will basically continue from the previous post that went through installing Mono on Ubuntu using XSP. So you ask??? Why should i even bother installing mono on Apache when it works perfectly well on XSP?
Well the answer is simple check out Continue reading »
Filed under ASP.NET, General, Linux/Ubuntu, XML, mono | Comments (7)Configure mono, xsp asp.net applications in Ubuntu
So i was fiddling around on the Internet and i ran back into Mono again, and seeing as i spent some time with C#, windows and ASP.NET b4 switching to Ubuntu, PHP, Ruby, Rails i decided i would check out mono and try install it. Initially had two options. Synaptic or the apt-get…. And apt-get it was. So this is how i got mono and monodevelop running on my Ubuntu Feisty box.
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Fire up the terminal and type in.
$ sudo apt-get install mono mono-gmcs mono-gac mono-utils monodevelop monodoc-browser monodevelop-nunit monodevelop-versioncontrol
This will install the Mono base and get you ready to actually use mono but as for the testing and deployment of WEB APPLICATIONS that is another story. Enter XSP the C# based web server that you can deploy your web apps.
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To install the ASP.NET 2.0 environment Continue reading »
