Let's say you’ve got a mobile app idea that you want to implement. Now, which platform should you start from - Android or iOS? Or maybe both? To reach as many users as possible, there are two choices. You can either build a standalone native app for each mobile OS or develop a single cross-platform solution for both of them. In this article, we will give you a brief explanation of what is cross...

Companies are no longer relying on single operating systems, a lot of enterprises are now supporting various platforms with the leaders being Windows, macOS (Mac OS X), and Linux. Generally, desktop applications have been programmed with native languages, e.g. Objective-C for macOS and C# for Windows. However, to push the product over multiple platforms, businesses are forced to build a separate a...

One code - many platforms, or get two apps for the price of one. Sounds too good to be true? Well, it is true. If you’re still searching for a solution to get your software running on various devices with different operating systems with slight or no change in code, consider Qt ("cute"), a cross-platform application framework . Software developed on Qt can run  on Windows, OS X, Linux, Android,...