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> I can't think why anyone developing such software would not make them available on multiple platforms. Because it’s a lot more work, and because it’s next to
by zepto 5y ago
> I can't think why anyone developing such software would not make them available on multiple platforms.
Because it’s a lot more work, and because it’s next to impossible to create a great cross platform app with a native feeling UI.
- ficklepoet 5y ago> it’s next to impossible to create a great cross platform app with a native feeling UI And who do we have to thank for that? Perhaps there's some business out there that made a chocolate-themed UI toolkit that was notoriously proprietary and unworkable, so much so that it drove the industry into a software drought that only let up when x86 was fully standardized? Maybe I'm just spitballing here.
- zepto 5y agoThis comment makes no sense at all. You’ll need to explain it. What ‘software drought’ are you talking about?