Orlando José Luque Moraira wrote: > Hello Vala fellows, > > My name is Orlando, my nick is LanderTaker. I am Spanish, from Canary > Islands. I am up to the date 30 years old ;). I am mainly a C# programmer > who have programed a lot in C and C#. Also I know more languages. I have > worked in R+D software factory and now I am working in a consulting > enterprise. > > I like to code (for enterprise or games), play games (computer or over a > table, common or role playing games), and in general, be lazy ;), etc. > > Actually being part of open source Warbanners development: > https://warbanners.bountysource.com/ > > Recently I have welcome a new ferret pet called Kratos (Beware of the > ferret, buh!!!!). > > > This is my first email in this list.
Welcome Orlando José, welcome Kratos! > I have an idea and some interest in develop it in a certain type of open > project. Knocte, a friend of me, refered this project like something close > to my idea. > > I would like to learn a bit more about Vala and test it just to decide to > help with vala or start a new project by my own. > > On the other hand I would like to ask (curiosity and interest) about one > doubt I have: > > Will Vala be in the future able to compile common c# projects with the > original MS library references? (using other libraries) No, Vala is not intended to be syntax or library compatible with C#. Although it shares a lot of syntax with C# its a language on its own. The best starting point is the tutorial, you will spot the differences: http://live.gnome.org/Vala/Tutorial I'm sure you will like Vala. Best regards, Frederik _______________________________________________ Vala-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/vala-list
