plattform

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

The problem is not building a plattform, the problem is marketing one ($$$).

In Readme.io you can edit/write your docs, have blog function and an integrated discussion plattform (for support your users).

You can package the Phonegap App with Phonegap Build, a service running in the cloud for exactly this plattform-problem.

Our plattform lets you communicate with the people at those places even if you are at a rock concert.

But she shows the argumenation and combines it with Youtubers leaving the plattform, at least for commenting.

My team handle it so: We are not responsible for things user do on our plattform.

The UI will adapt on the Universal App Plattform as well, because it has to.

We missed the point for a rebrand to open the plattform for other people.

Which makes it really hard for others to work on such a plattform.

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.

The interesting thing is that the whole purpose of buying followers is then to push oneself up over the constant "noise" of the social-network plattform.

It could be an interesting experiment, it surely would be an interesting HN-worthy article - and if you are in academics, it might be even worthy of a publication (maybe something like "study of the effect of de-anonymization on commenters on an internet-plattform") or at least a few credit point.

There are many interesting projects that do stuff that is unique to a plattform like the Pi, but the amount of "Did You Know You Can Connect Into Your Pi Without Passwords" and similar is sometimes staggering, and I'm actually not sure if it doesn't hurt the understanding people get of it.