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Found a web developer.

• amelius 9y ago
  Not really. I'm building apps on Web/iOS/Android. And it sucks writing the same code for three different APIs. It's very intellectually unfulfilling work.
  • swiley 9y ago
    Write command line apps in C. The only platform that can't run them is iOS.
    • thealistra 9y ago
      iOS can run Objective-C which is a superset of C, you can run the code natively and use Objective-C to display it.
      • swiley 9y ago
        iOS lacks fork and kills your app if it doesn't yeild for some number of milliseconds. It also lacks a shell and a video terminal emulator which are kind of nice to have for these sorts of apps.
  • cm2187 9y ago
    I have high hopes on WebAssembly. It's not the current intention but it could become a universal virtual machine.
  • var_explained 9y ago
    OP author here; in another blog post I explored the growth in questions about some cross-platform solutions. Ionic (now Ionic2) has been growing quickly, and React Native is among the fastest growing tags on the site. So you may get your wish! https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/05/16/exploring-state-mobile-development-stack-overflow-trends/ https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/05/16/exploring-state-mobile...