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            <P>Andrew has also continued with some of the cryptographic classes 
            implementation. 
            <P>After much public debate, we have chosen a new <A 
            href="http://go-mono.org/winforms.html">strategy to implement 
            winforms</A>. Implementing a Gtk, Qt or Aqua based version of 
            Winforms was going to be almost as complex as implementing Wine 
            itself. So the new strategy is to only roll out a WineLib-based 
            implementation. 
            <P><A name=Sep4th,2002:.NETOne2002Programavailable>
            <H2>Sep 4th, 2002: .NET One 2002 Program available</H2>
            <P>The <A 
            href="http://www.sigs-datacom.de/sd/kongresse/dotnet_2002/index.htm">.NET 
            ONE 2002</A> conference in Frankfurt is now available. Paolo will be 
            talking about the Mono JIT and embedding the Mono runtime in your 
            Windows and Linux applications. Mike Kestner will talk about <A 
            href="http://gtk-sharp.sf.net/">Gtk#</A> and the automatic binding 
            generator used by Gtk# and Miguel will be talking about the Mono 
            project on Monday's keynote and on the Mono C# compiler on Tuesday. 
            <P><A name=Sep3rd,2002:Apacheintegration>
            <H2>Sep 3rd, 2002: Apache integration</H2>
            <P><A 
            href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-September/001862.html">Sterling</A> 
            announced an Apache module that hosts Mono, and allows CIL code to 
            run from within Apache, giving the module access to the Apache 
            runtime. This uses the Mono embedding API. 
            <P><A name=Aug24th,2002:Gtk#0.4released>
            <H2>Aug 24th, 2002: Gtk# 0.4 released</H2>
            <P>Shortly after <A href="http://go-mono.org/download.html">Mono 
            0.15</A> was released a fresh version of <A 
            href="http://gtk-sharp.sf.net/">Gtk#</A> was <A 
            href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-August/001702.html">announced</A>. 

            <P><A name=Aug23rd,2002:Mono0.15released>
            <H2>Aug 23rd, 2002: Mono 0.15 released</H2>
            <P>Mono 0.15 has been released. Source and RPMs are <A 
            href="http://go-mono.org/download.html">available</A>. The release 
            notes are <A href="http://go-mono.org/archive/mono-0.15">here</A> 
            <P><A name=Aug21th,2002:Portable.NETencodingsintegratedintoMono.>
            <H2>Aug 21th, 2002: Portable.NET encodings integrated into 
Mono.</H2>
            <P>Rhys Weatherley has contributed the Portable.NET encoders to the 
            Mono class libraries. This is a great step towards cooperation 
            between these projects. Thanks to Paolo for doing the merger on our 
            side. 
            <P>His encoders are more complete than the iconv-based approach that 
            mono used, which was unreliable under certain circumstances. 
            <P><A 
name=Aug20th,2002:Remotingwork,Resources,SPARCcheckins,ADO.NET>
            <H2>Aug 20th, 2002: Remoting work, Resources, SPARC checkins, 
            ADO.NET</H2>
            <P>Mark Crichton has checked in his patches to get the SPARC port on 
            par with the PPC port. 
            <P>Dick has checked-in the resource reader and resource writers to 
            the class libraries, and Dietmar checked in the C# support code for 
            the remoting infrastructure. 
            <P>More work on System.Data: the LibGDA (our OleDB backend) based 
            providers are quickly maturing, and recently they executed their 
            first query. 
            <P><A name=Aug13th,2002:MCSnews,Gtk#progress,Windows.Forms,ADO.NET>
            <H2>Aug 13th, 2002: MCS news, Gtk# progress, Windows.Forms, 
            ADO.NET</H2>
            <P>Martin Baulig has been fixing all the known bugs in the C# 
            compiler and now has moved into improving the compilation speed and 
            the generated code quality of MCS. Today we got a 50% speedup in the 
            bootstrap of MCS going from 24 seconds to 12 seconds. 
            <P>Gtk# has been making a lot of progress, some interesting corner 
            cases are now supported:, you can now create canvas items as well as 
            using the tree widget. Here is a shot of <A 
            href="http://go-mono.org/images/mocil.png">MonoCIL</A>. 
            <P>On the runtime front, focus has been on improving remoting 
            support, exception handling, as well as completing the support for 
            structure marshaling. 
            <P>Patrik is also back in action: the HttpRuntime infrastructure is 
            rapidly improving, and Gonzalo is working into moving XSP into our 
            main class library and providing the missing pieces to integrate 
            with Patrik's code. 
            <P>Dennis and his team are working on a WineLib-based implementation 
            of Windows Forms to guarantee that the corner cases of Windows.Forms 
            can be handled, and we are back on track again. 
            <P>A lot more work on the ADO.NET and WebServices has also been 
            checked into CVS. 
            <P><A name=Aug1st,2002:MonoHackersHallofFame>
            <H2>Aug 1st, 2002: Mono Hackers Hall of Fame</H2>
            <P>The <A href="http://go-mono.org/hackers.html">Mono Hackers Hall 
            Of Fame</A> has been started to show our appreciation to the 
            excellent contributors that made <B>mono::</B> a successful free 
            software project. 
            <P>The first, deserved, entry goes to Nick Drochak, who joined us in 
            the first days of Mono and built the testing infrastructure for the 
            C# assemblies, fixed tons of bugs and even adventured himself in the 
            lands of the C runtime. His work is invaluable for keeping Mono on 
            the right track through the daily changes in the codebase. 
            <P><A name=Lookingforvolunteers>
            <H2>Looking for volunteers</H2>
            <P>We are looking for volunteers to help complete various pieces of 
            Mono and help move the project forward, we need contributions to: 
            <P>
            <UL>
              <LI>More tests to the existing class libraries. 
              <LI>Finish existing class libraries, check our <A 
              href="http://go-mono.org/class-status.html">class status</A> pages 
              to see all the missing things. There are open tasks all over the 
              place: XML, Database access, enterprise services, configuration, 
              ASP.NET, Drawing APIs, and more. 
              <P></P>
              <LI>Since we have now ASP.NET running, we would like to create an 
              ASP.NET application to maintain our class library documentation. 
              <P>We have some special needs (read them <A 
              href="http://go-mono.org/classlib-doc.html">here</A>). There is a 
              prototype written using Windows.Forms, but we believe it will be 
              faster to have this done using ASP.NET (and it is also a nice way 
              of stress testing it). 
              <P></P>
              <LI>Support for the VB runtime: we need contributions to make our 
              VB runtime mature enough to host applications compiled with the 
              VB.NET to run with Mono. 
              <P></P>
              <LI>We need people to help write the documentation: you can start 
              editing our XML files by hand, and once we have the ASP.NET tool, 
              upgrade to that. </LI></UL>
            <P><A name=July31st,2002:FlowAnalysis>
            <H2>July 31st, 2002: Flow Analysis</H2>
            <P>Martin has checked into CVS the data flow analysis patch for MCS, 
            this means that we now correctly implement definite assignment in 
            the C# language. 
            <P><A name=Jul31st,2002:MostASP.NETcontrolsrender,Gtk#structs.>
            <H2>Jul 31st, 2002: Most ASP.NET controls render, Gtk# structs.</H2>
            <P>Gonzalo <A 
            href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-August/001234.html">posted 
            an update</A> on the ASP.NET widgets that are still pending. Patrik 
            is back, and he is working with Gonzalo to streamline the pipeline 
            <P>Rachel quietly committed to Gtk-Sharp support for marshaling 
            structures (very important for Gtk#). This uses extensively the new 
            marshaling code that Dietmar added to the runtime. 
            <P>Dietmar is also now sharing more code for P/Invoke using his 
            intermediate representation. Another step to share more code, and 
            simplify the porting and maintenance process. 
            <P><A name=Jul27th,2002:NGENtoolforMono.>
            <H2>Jul 27th, 2002: NGEN tool for Mono.</H2>
            <P>Zoltan <A 
            href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-July/001117.html">announced</A> 
            the availability of his CIL to C compiler. This allows your Mono 
            assemblies to be pre-compiled and optimized by GCC in your platform, 
            increasing the speed significantly of your code. 
            <P><A name=Jul26th,2002:Mono0.13hasbeenreleased.>
            <H2>Jul 26th, 2002: Mono 0.13 has been released.</H2>
            <P><B>Mono 0.13 has been released!</B> (details <A 
            href="http://go-mono.org/archive/mono-0.13">here</A>). Get your 
            sources for the <A 
            href="http://go-mono.org/archive/mono-0.13.tar.gz">runtime</A> and 
            <A href="http://go-mono.org/archive/mcs-0.13.tar.gz">compiler and 
            class libraries</A>. 
            <P>Alp made Debian packages and they are <A 
            href="http://www.atoker.com/mono/">here</A>. Cristophe made packages 
            for Red Hat and they are <A 
            href="http://mono.baselabs.org/software">here</A>. And Windows 
            packages have been <A 
            href="http://www.superin.formativ.net/mono/mono.htm">contributed</A> 

            <P><A 
            name=Jul23rd,2002:MonoVerifier,System.Web.Services,ASP.NETsamples.>
            <H2>Jul 23rd, 2002: Mono Verifier, System.Web.Services, ASP.NET 
            samples.</H2>
            <P>Mono now has a verifier. It is used by the runtime, or you can 
            invoke it manually to verify an image by using the `pedump' tool. 
            <P>Tim Coleman has started work on the System.Web.Services assembly 
            (you can also track the status here on the web page). Contact him if 
            you want to help in this assembly or with the associated web service 
            tools. 
            <P>Various samples for ASP.NET have landed in CVS. 
            <P><A name=Jul20th,2002:SpanishMonoTutorial.>
            <H2>Jul 20th, 2002: Spanish Mono Tutorial.</H2>
            <P>A Spanish tutorial on using Mono is <A 
            href="http://mono.es.gnome.org/tutoriales/mono-linux/">here</A>. 
            Also the <A 
            href="http://mono.es.gnome.org/tutoriales/mono-puf/">FAQ</A> has 
            been translated as well. 
            <P><A 
            name=Jul19th,2002:Filehandleredirection,EmbeddableMonoandMonoLinuxcompilation.>
            <H2>Jul 19th, 2002: File handle redirection, Embeddable Mono and 
            Mono Linux compilation.</H2>
            <P>Dick's code for file handle redirection is complete and has now 
            landed on the CVS repository. 
            <P>The Mono runtime can now be embedded into your application (also 
            known as "CLR hosting"). See the sample in mono/samples/embed. This 
            allows your application to link with the Mono runtime, then your C 
            code can call into the C#/CIL universe and back. 
            <P>Peter Williams and Martin contributed some Makefiles to compile 
            all of Mono on Linux. Details are <A 
            href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-July/000916.html">here</A>. 

            <P><A name=Jul17th,2002>
            <H2>Jul 17th, 2002</H2>
            <P>The first documentary on Ximian's development team is now 
            available online, from young director <A 
            href="mailto:[e-mail]">Erik Pukinskis</A>: <A 
            href="http://www.ximian.com/devzone/projects/codemonkey.html">"Code 
            Monkey At Work"</A>. 
            <P>A Tutorial on getting Mono installed from sources is now <A 
            href="http://www.go-mono.com/mono-beginning/x70.html">online</A>. 
            <P>More progress on the ASP.NET front: user defined controls are now 
            being rendered, as well as many of the sample programs from 
            www.asp.net. Gonzalo's work can be found on module XSP (this 
            implements the .aspx compiler). 
            <P>Sergey Chaban has got Gtk# working on Windows, you can see some 
            screenshots: <A 
            href="http://go-mono.org/sshots/Gtksharp-1.jpg">sample apps</A> and 
            <A href="http://go-mono.org/sshots/Gtksharp-2.jpg">running with a 
            Russian charset</A>. 
            <P><A name=Jul16th,2002>
            <H2>Jul 16th, 2002</H2>
            <P>Paolo today got mono to complete host itself on Linux. This means 
            that we can now compile the `corlib' using the Mono C# compiler and 
            the Mono runtime. 
            <P>Compiling the corlib was rather tricky, because the types that 
            the compiler uses during the compilation process will come from the 
            source code it is compiling. 
            <P>After a few months of work, we have finally fleshed out all the 
            remaining bugs. Now the next step is to update the makefiles to 
            compile with the Mono tool-chain. 
            <P>A recapitulation: