Visual Studio(.NET) on mac os x

[Simon P Stevens]

MonoDevelop[^] runs on OSX. Mono supports ASP.net. it comes with xsp4 for quick testing or you can use mod-mono for hosting in Apache. You'll need to use a different database. MySql is a popular one that is open source and runs on OSX.

Simon

[Lost User]

You can use http://showmypc.com/[^].

Regards, Koushik. Most people never run far enough on their first wind to find out if they've got a second. Give your dreams all you've got and you'll be amazed at the energy that comes out of you.

[realJSOP]

In a word - no.

".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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[Lost User]

What's wrong with stereo?

I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Just to remind you of his questions: if there is any mac version of visual studio ?? If there is mac version of sql server ?? IIS to run locally for testing etc etc ? Mono is not an answer to any of them.

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[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Simon P Stevens wrote:

MySql is a popular one

Friends don't let friends use MySql.

utf8-cpp

[Henry Minute]

Nothing, if you have good hearing on both sides.

Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.” I wouldn't let CG touch my Abacus! When you're wrestling a gorilla, you don't stop when you're tired, you stop when the gorilla is.

[Lost User]

o54m4 wrote:

if there is any mac version of visual studio ??

Nope.

o54m4 wrote:

If there is mac version of sql server ??

Nope.

o54m4 wrote:

IIS to run locally for testing etc etc

Nope. Simplest solution; use Windows.

I are Troll :suss:

[AspDotNetDev]

If I had a Mac, I'd use a virtual machine, though it seems you don't want to do that for some reason. There is no version of Visual Studio for Mac OS. Though, like others have mentioned, there is MonoDevelop. I haven't used it, but that seems like your best (and probably only) option for natively running a .Net IDE on a Mac. I'm not sure about SQL Server or IIS. Maybe use SQL Server CE for development?

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[ripteq]

Not that I'm aware. I use Win7 64bit, VS2010 and SQL2008R2 on the new MacBook Air using Bootcamp and it works a treat. This is not using virtualisation so the performance is very good. And the beauty is you can easily boot into either OS for your tool of choice :)

[Kenneth Kasajian]

MonoDevelop on both Mac and Windows sure feels a lot like Visual Studio Lite; don't it?

ken@kasajian.com / www.kasajian.com

[Eugene Peng]

Cut an Apple symbol and stick it on a Windows PC so it runs all the things you want to run and looked the way you wanted as well.

[Ath1]

And electric supported bicycles aren't allowed in Le Tour de France either... Getting the right tools for the job is half the work.

[Guy Harwood]

You could try WineBottler[^], but i get the feeling that would be horribly messy. :doh: Works with mp3tag though ;P

---Guy H ;-)---

[rwinte]

Nemanja Trifunovic wrote:

Friends don't let friends use MySql.

Why not? Just curious what the reasons are.

[Alexander DiMauro]

Eugene Peng wrote:

Cut an Apple symbol and stick it on a Windows PC so it runs all the things you want to run and looked the way you wanted as well.

Even better: http://www.thewwwblog.com/fun-turn-a-windows-pc-into-a-mac-quickest-fix.html[^] :-D

[FastTrak]

You can also use Real Basic which is cross platform for windows,mac, and linux. Its syntax is quite similar to .net so it should be no problem to pickup. I currently us it along with visual studio. Bill Eisenman

Bill Eisenman (FastTrak)

[Ken Glass]

You could always install Windows on your mac with Bootcamp.

Being smarter than you look always beats looking smarter than you are.

[Harley L Pebley]

The base requirement for those three applications is the Windows o/s. Somehow you need to have Windows on your Mac. You can either: 1) Install it in a virtual machine. VMWare is one brand, which you've rejected for some reason. Another one is VirtualBox. 2) Install it on your hard drive and boot to it instead of OS/X. What you can't do is run any of those applications in OS/X directly.

[meaningoflights]

if there is any mac version of visual studio ?? No If there is mac version of sql server ?? No IIS to run locally for testing etc etc ? No there isn't a version of VS that runs on Mac, the closest is Mono. Or use a VM.