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We are writing the specs for a C# project which will be consumed by a MonoTouch and MonoDroid UI. The programmer knows little about Mono and will be using Visual Studio only so we need to let them know what .NET namespaces are off limits.
What are the guidelines in such cases?
I don’t think there’s a perfect solution but there are things you can try to make it easier, e.g.
Create a Silverlight 4 project and do not use
System.Windows.[Web].dll;Create a Portable Project Library (v1) project and avoid using MEF (System.Composition);
Use one (there a few) Visual Studio plugin(s) like this one.
That should solve most of the issues. Rebuilding, from time to time, using MonoTouch will ensure you find the few missing cases.