cross-plattform

NET nowadays is cross-plattform, that means still you cannot just execute any dll/exe that uses plattform dependent code.

True, you can do plattform-spesific things in any language, but the Java standards library is almost entirely cross-plattform.

Their current client looks cool and the cross-plattform stuff seems to work really well and syncs chat histories and everything.

People use it as a cross-plattform SMS replacement where I live, so that number isn’t that surprising to me.

And isn't C# probably viable for cross-plattform, especially with Microsoft opening the.

A few years back I looked around what options exist for building a cross-plattform app.

We also do Mobile Web and cross-plattform (PhoneGap & Titanium).

I recently gave Delphi 11 a try again and it is eminently usable for both cross-plattform development and for web and Windows.

Sometimes those games are cross-plattform, sometimes not.

Barrier is a Cross-Plattform, open source Synergy fork that works quite well without any additional HW too [0] Edit: I just noticed it is unmaintained (never bothered actually because it works.

What I don't get is why architecture designers keep insisting that the look and feel must be the same, when the obvious solution needed here is a cross-plattform framework/SDK that allows maximum code similarity between the different platforms while taking care of _generating as much as possible_ of the natural look-and-feel of each platform.