Publication: UNIX Update
Publication Date: 01-JUN-07
Delivery: Immediate Online Access
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Company: International Business Machines Corp.

Article Excerpt
Mainsoft(R) Corporation, San Jose, Calif., a leading cross- platform company, has announced the winners of the "Race to Linux(TM) 2.0." Jointly sponsored by Mainsoft, IBM(R), and Novell(R) and hosted by DevX, a virtual community with more than one million developers, the Race to Linux 2.0 challenged .NET developers to take three open-source ASP.NET 2.0 applications from Windows to Linux using their cross-platform tool of choice (e.g. Mono(R), Mainsoft's Grasshopper 2.0 Technology Preview, PHP, or Ruby). Nearly 600 developers registered for the competition.

The grand prize winners are:

-- Mark Cafazzo, a software developer from Canada, used Mainsoft's Grasshopper 2.0 Technology Preview and the Visual Studio 2005 IDE to port an open source Blog Starter Kit to Java EE...



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