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Apple had (has?) Cocoa ported on Windows actually, so whatever they could so on macOS, they could do on Windows as well. Cocoa as such is cross-platform.
by steve1977 4y ago
Apple had (has?) Cocoa ported on Windows actually, so whatever they could so on macOS, they could do on Windows as well. Cocoa as such is cross-platform.
- mattl 4y agoIt was a product briefly. OPENSTEP Enterprise. There was talk of selling licenses to distribute but that never happened
- marvel_boy 4y agoAny link to the port of Cooca to Windows?
- PlutoIsAPlanet 4y agoLooking at the Apple Music app for Windows quickly, it does appear Apple has done some porting of their APIs to Windows. https://i.imgur.com/tdr6XTO.png https://i.imgur.com/tdr6XTO.png
- simongray 4y agohttps://forum.winworldpc.com/uploads/editor/82/fnzv4nyssemk.jpg https://forum.winworldpc.com/uploads/editor/82/fnzv4nyssemk....
- steve1977 4y agoApart from the already mentioned OPENSTEP for Enterprise, see also here: https://www.stone.com/dev/StonesThrow2/OneFoxTwoFox.html https://www.stone.com/dev/StonesThrow2/OneFoxTwoFox.html Basically, it was called Yellowbox, but it didn’t officially survive the release of Mac OS X IIRC. But Apple was at least still using parts of it for some Windows ports back then I believe.