[MonoTouch] Best practice for leveraging existing C# library projects

[Nic Wise]

The TFS question comes up quite a lot. the usual result is:

1. Use something else.
2. Use Teamprise, or whatever it is Microsoft calls it. It's a cross
platform TFS client for Mac and Unix, which was developed originally
by the people who did SourceGear Vault.

And I doubt you'll get a TFS build server for it, as it would need to
run on the Mac (for MonoTouch anyway - MFA might work), and I doubt MS
have a Mac build agent. But I could be wrong - I've managed to avoid
TFS for my career so far.

On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 21:57, sisnaz <jdegrey at comcast.net> wrote:
> This is an interesting topic and nice response. My company is going to be in
> this situation soon as we get deeper in bed with MD as we're also very VS
> centric. Especially since we're now evaluating Mono Android and your new
> Mono.Mobile. Do you have any resources, blogs, articles etc to research on
> the practices you've outlined?
>
> Also do you have any recommendations for TFS plugins and build servers for
> use with MD?
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