Xamarin
From Techrights
Xamarin is best known as the company behind Mono, headed by a former Microsoft employee, technically led by Microsoft MVP Miguel de Icaza, and funded in part by Ignition Partners, a VC run by former Microsoft executives.
[edit] 2013
[edit] 2012
- Xamarin and Miguel de Icaza Help Microsoft
- Mono and Xamarin After Cash Infusion From Former Microsoft Executives
- Xamarin is Still an Anti-Java Company
- Xamarin to Collaborate With Microsoft
- Xamarin and Mono Out of the Radar’s Range
[edit] 2011
- Xamarin and Novell: The Sagas Continue
- .NET Does Not Want to Die Just Yet
- SUSE and Xamarin: Helping Microsoft Tax GNU/Linux (Google Should Secede From the Funding)
- .NET Gets Called a Mistake, But Not in Xamarin
- Xamarin Gets Permission From Novell But Not From Microsoft
- Xamarin and Mono a Dead End
- Xamarin Has a Trademarks Problem
- Xamarin/Mono Already Abandoned by Developers
- Techrights Was Right About Mono Being Open Core, Now Miguel de Icaza Admits It
- Foggy and Binary Future (If Any) for Mono
- Microsoft Partner Attachmate Keeps Monopoly Over Mono ‘IP’ After Microsoft Aided Sale
- Microsoft Proponents Promote Xamarin While Microsoft is Abandoning .NET/Mono
- As Mono Runs Out of Money Developers Avoid It
- Xamarin CEO Has Microsoft Employment History
- Funding Behind Xamarin is Microsoft MVP Miguel de Icaza; Fresh Concerns About Attachmate
- SD Times: “Attachmate (a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner) buys Novell. Microsoft gives gobs of money to Attachmate. Attachmate whacks the Mono team.”
- Xamarin Analysed
- Mono Company Registered Near Microsoft (Bellevue)
- Microsoft Infiltrator Wants Canonical to Foster Mono as Canonical CTO (Who Opposed Mono) Leaves
- Groklaw Worried About Novell Polluting Ubuntu With Mono, IBM’s Open Source VP Thinks Microsoft Might Scoop Mono
- Mono Development Canned (Updated: Everyone Laid Off)
- Attachmate and Mono
