Archive · Browse the archive

Mono Migration Helper for .NET

Sonya

by Sonya

09 Apr, 2009
alt img

Mono project has recently introduced Mono Migration Analyzer (MoMA) for analyzing issues when migrating your applications to Linux. From MoMA website:

The Mono Migration Analyzer (MoMA) tool helps you identify issues you may have when porting your .Net application to Mono. It helps pinpoint platform specific calls (P/Invoke) and areas that are not yet supported by the Mono project.

While MoMA can help show potential issues, there are many complex factors that cannot be covered by a simple tool. MoMA may fail to point out areas that will cause problems, and may point out areas which will not actually be an issue.

Guess .NET will soon be a truly cross platform language, thanks to mono.

We have several small applications running on Mono with SuSE Linux. Apart from some nuisances, all works well.

Enterprises are still skeptical to support Mono for lack of proper support and possibly stability and sustainability of the project itself.

Recent Post

blog img
Why we wrote our own AI readiness framework

Why we wrote our own AI readiness framework Every major global consultancy has an AI readiness framework. Microsoft

Read More
blog img
DPDP in 2027: what Indian manufacturers need to know before it bites

DPDP in 2027: what Indian manufacturers need to know before it bites The Digital Personal Data Protection Act was p

Read More
blog img
Honest about AI: where it earns its keep, where it does not

Honest about AI: where it earns its keep, where it does not Three times last month, an Indian manufacturer showed m

Read More

Your move

Tell us what you're trying to do. We'll tell you if we can help.

First conversation is thirty minutes. No pitch deck. You leave with either a clear next step — or an honest "we're not the right team for this". Both are useful.

  • Response within one business day
  • Mutual NDA available on request
  • We'll say no if we're not a fit

19 years · 10M+ lines of code · 240+ mobile apps · IKEA · ABC News · DaVita · SBM Industries