Monobjc 2.0.313.0 was released on December 2008, the 17th. One major addition in Monobjc is the support of Sparkle update engine. Sparkle is one of the most used framework in the Cocoa world, as it makes updating an application a breeze. The main problem with Sparkle in Monobjc was the private framework embedding. With Sparkle, updating a Monobjc application has never been so simple. Check out the tutorial for Monobjc and Sparkle.
Tag - Cocoa
Sunday, December 21 2008
Sparkle support in Monobjc
By letiemble on Sunday, December 21 2008, 10:48 - DotNet
Saturday, December 13 2008
Monobjc with Delphi Prism
By letiemble on Saturday, December 13 2008, 18:06 - DotNet
I am pleased to see that Monobjc can be now used with Delphi Prism thanks to RemObjects Software. Marc Hoffman has a nice blog entry about this integration.
Monday, August 25 2008
How to put a clickable hyperlink into a static NSTextField ?
By letiemble on Monday, August 25 2008, 14:50 - Monobjc
The title is pretty clear, and the answer to the question is pretty simple: Technical Q&A QA1487. Et voilà !!!
Monday, August 11 2008
Raytracing with Mono on Mac OS X
By letiemble on Monday, August 11 2008, 18:51 - DotNet
A while ago, Luke Hoban implemented a ray-tracing sample application. I have made a Cocoa port of this application by using the Monobjc bridge, and it was over in less than one hour. Here is a screenshot:
You can download the source code as part of Monobjc.
Thursday, January 17 2008
Monobjc is alive (hourray)
By letiemble on Thursday, January 17 2008, 08:23 - Monobjc
After six month of casual development, I am pleased to announce the Monobjc project. The Monobjc project provides a .NET/Objective-C bridge that can be used to add the power of the Mac OS X API (Cocoa, CoreGraphics, WebKit, QuickTime, etc) to .NET application (thanks to Mono).