Will Android based tablet accept .Net Framework?
hai all,Will Android based tablet accept .Net Framework?
if it Support means how to Achieve that?
How to make Windows Application Fit into Android based Tablet?
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Will Android based tablet accept .Net Framework?
if it Support means how to Achieve that?
How to make Windows Application Fit into Android based Tablet?
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Android support apps with C# and .NET
The Android operating system captures 50% of mobile market. The Android developers use primarily Java and Google-based Java libraries. While this sounds like a multi-platform strategy, the reality is a bit different:
• Android does not use established Java standards, i.e. Java SE and ME.
• Popularity of Java among the developers is decreasing significantly over time. Instead, the most popular programming language is with no doubts C (C, C++, C# and objective C).
Novell announced the awaited release of their Mono for Android. Mono is a tool that enables mobile programmers to use C# and Microsoft Visual Studio to create .NET based applications that run on Android phones and tablets.
This can save a lot of time and money since the developers can share common code for multiple platforms including Android, iOS (using MonoTouch), Windows Phone 7, Windows desktops and Windows server.
Android support apps with C# and .NET
The Android operating system captures 50% of mobile market. The Android developers use primarily Java and Google-based Java libraries. While this sounds like a multi-platform strategy, the reality is a bit different:
• Android does not use established Java standards, i.e. Java SE and ME.
• Popularity of Java among the developers is decreasing significantly over time. Instead, the most popular programming language is with no doubts C (C, C++, C# and objective C).
Novell announced the awaited release of their Mono for Android. Mono is a tool that enables mobile programmers to use C# and Microsoft Visual Studio to create .NET based applications that run on Android phones and tablets.
This can save a lot of time and money since the developers can share common code for multiple platforms including Android, iOS (using MonoTouch), Windows Phone 7, Windows desktops and Windows server.
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