
Today there were two great news from the world of the open source project Mono. First, the
MonoTouch framework has been updated , which allows you to develop applications for the iPhone in C # and the implementation of .NET / Mono. Innovations significant:
* significantly increased application launch speed;
* one third reduced the size of compiled applications;
* debug improvements;
* improved Objective C API binding on MonoTouch API;
* AudioToolbox - a new low-level API for working with audio;
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other minor and not very changes and bugfixes.

The second news concerns the implementation of the C # compiler in Mono. Marek Safar - a developer from the Mono team
said in a blog that the C # compiler in Mono now fully supports all the features of C # 4.0, which is good news since the release of Microsoft's .NET 4.0 platform will take place in a few months and the operational implementation of the functions in a free open source project will only increase the popularity of the new platform. Once again, those who predicted Mono’s lag behind .NET were wrong.