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Additionally, C# collections do not need to box.
List<int> uses an actual array of integers as its backing store instead of an array of objects that contain boxed copies of the integers.
There is a port of JGit to .NET called NGit, which is what we use for MonoDevelop.
The port is maintained with an automatic tool that converts Java code to C# code, you can find it here:
We should break even from the proprietary products, plus the consulting and support services.
That being said, we want to grow, we want to market, we want to expand, and for that we will be raising VC funds.
We are looking at fixing this.
There will be a free eval that will not require you to buy until you are ready to test/deploy on the device.
The code that you showed is automatically generated from the XIB file, the user never has to type it.
When you discuss the @property compiler directive, you did not show the generated code, instead you opted to show the shortcut.
With MonoTouch there is no need for any shortcuts; The entire backing store to any outlets are compiler generated.