Does any one use mono c# to develop game server?

Why do you think there should be a problem? Mono C# isn't some kind of thing that comes specifically with Unity, it's a full-fledged implementation of the C# language. It can do the same things as C++, Java, or Golang, it doesn't have any particular predisposition or weakness to writing servers or game servers for that matter. Therefore you can write a game server with it just as well as with C++, Java, or Go. Therefore, without any additional information, the answer to your question is yes. Perhaps you would like to be more specific?

Yes, you can write a game server (or other network server) in Mono/C#.

Why do you think there should be a problem? Mono C# isn't some kind of thing that comes specifically with Unity, it's a full-fledged implementation of the C# language. It can do the same things as C++, Java, or Golang, it doesn't have any particular predisposition or weakness to writing servers or game servers for that matter. Therefore you can write a game server with it just as well as with C++, Java, or Go. Therefore, without any additional information, the answer to your question is yes. Perhaps you would like to be more specific?

thanks.

i know things as you metioned.

but someone told me i might meet something difficult to deal with.

i'm not sure what's waiting for me.

i'd like to have a try.

thanks again.

Networking can refer to the programs on either end of the wire, or it can refer to the stuff that goes across the wire.

Once you figure out what you are transmitting across the wire it does not matter what the program is, nor does it matter what language the program is written in. All that matters is the signal that goes across the wire is the correct, expected data.


Today you might have a server written in C++. You might decide to swap it out for a server that uses C#, or maybe instead something that uses Python, or maybe you want to build a custom Apache Web Server module that handles the connection for you. All that matters is that the programs follow the protocol of what is expected.