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+10  Q: 

Mono IDE on Windows

Is there any IDE for coding mono on windows platform?

+8  A: 

SharpDevelop and Visual Studio will both work. You can also use the Windows version of MonoDevelop.

Geoffrey Chetwood
No installer exists for mono develop on windows.
trampster
@Daniel: No installer, but you can make it run. More info here: http://www.monodevelop.com/MonoDevelopWin32
Geoffrey Chetwood
+2  A: 

I would recommend #develop or check out the status of porting MonoDevelop (A fork of #develop) back to Windows.

theraccoonbear
+2  A: 

SharpDevelop comes to mind... I've found this quick howto for setting up a development environment with it and Mono and windows: http://yacoding.blogspot.com/2006/04/howto-mono-sharpdevelop-and-firebird.html

Tsvetomir Tsonev
A: 

I tried SD3 which currently in beta form, but it doesn't have mono target, also I read about building mono using Visual Studio but it seems to be working in VS.NET 2003

I wonder if anyone got an updated add-on for vs.net 2008 or how to tweak SD3 in order to build (compile) using mono runtime.

All recommends and suggestions are very much appreciated.

c.sokun
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Geoffrey Chetwood
+5  A: 

MonoDevelop has now released a installer for Windows. You no longer need to build it from source. It is available from the MonoDevelop website

However on windows it runs on the .NET Framework, not Mono - it uses the .NET debugger instead of the Mono one.

trampster
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Use Delphi Prism 2010

JKS