It's been exactly one year since I started blogging about the development of IKVM.NET.
I actually started development about a month earlier on the 22nd of May.
To celebrate this, I've created a time-line of significant (or interesting) events
that happened in the past year.
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2002-05-22
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Started development on a project called "bytecode". I started by porting my Java
class file reader from Java to C#.
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2002-06-19
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Started my IK<<VM.NET Radio weblog about "The Development of a Java VM for .NET"
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2002-06-27
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"Hello, World!" runs for the very first time. Replaced the << in the name with
a dot, because Radio doesn't escape the title properly.
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2002-08-07
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First version of netexp is released. Java code can now directly use .NET types.
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2002-08-12
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The static compiles makes its appearance. For the first time the binary snapshot contains
a statically compiled classpath.dll.
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2002-09-03
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Very basic AWT support is introduced.
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2002-09-09
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Class loader support makes its first appearance.
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2002-10-25
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James runs!
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2002-11-01
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Zoltan Varga starts to work on getting IKVM to run on Mono.
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2002-12-19
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Created the IKVM.NET SourceForge project.
Dropped the first dot from the name.
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2002-12-28
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Eclipse starts up!
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2003-01-17
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Zoltan Varga gets IKVM to run HelloWorld on Mono.
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2003-03-13
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Moved blog from Radio to BlogX.
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2003-04-05
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Added support for using value types from Java.
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2003-05-10
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Zoltan Varga gets IKVM to run Eclipse on Mono.
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2003-06-19
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The IKVM.NET blog celebrates its first birthday.
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Thanks to everyone who contributed to IKVM.NET in the past year. It's been great fun
and I hope the coming year will be as productive as this past year has been.