What programming language can I use to write mantiCORE applications?
Applications based on the mantiCORE Foundation can be made by different means and in different ways. Applications can be developed as native and compiled executable mantiCORE applications in C++ or C#. However, mantiCORE is also adding support for other languages such as Visual Basic.NET and Java. Programming languages can be mixed and applications can have portions of their code in any language that fits the needs of the developer. Instead of compiled executable mantiCORE applications it is also possible to write scripts that take full advantage of the mantiCORE Foundation using the same languages (though performance for compiled executable code will be much higher). There is no distinct difference between applications that are scripted and those that are compiled.
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