MonoDevelop 0.14 has been released, see the release notes for details on it. Major new features:

• Subversion add-in.
• Refactoring operations.
• New smart indenting for C#
• Project exporting and conversion (includes Visual Studio 2005).
• New features in Gtk# designer.
• Desktop Integration Features (editor for launchers, .desktop files).

Grasshopper 2.0, a product built on the Mono code base that allows .NET applications to run on Java runtimes has been released.

See the official announcement here and get your copy here.

Congratulations to Mainsoft for this release!

The Google Summer of Code posted the Mono Summer of Code Podcast that we did a few weeks ago.

For our latest podcast, we caught up with some folks from the Mono Project. Miguel de Icaza, who among his many claims to fame is founder of the Mono Project and a Summer of Code mentor and organization administrator for 2005, 2006 & 2007, was joined by three former students for Mono: Aaron Tomb, Alan McGovern and Michael Hutchinson. Check out the podcast to learn more about Mono and the project's plans for SoC this year, as well as news on other Mono Summer of Code projects from 2005 & 2006. You'll also learn more about Aaron's work on defect detection for CIL bytecode, Alan's BitTorrent libraries, and Michael's creation of an ASP.NET project type for MonoDevelop.

You can get the podcast here.