Cross-Platform Technologies

Maria Enache

Economics and Applied Informatics, 2017, issue 1, 100-106

Abstract: Cross-platform - a concept becoming increasingly used in recent years especially in the development of mobile apps, but this consistently over time and in the development of conventional desktop applications. The notion of cross-platform software (multi-platform or platform-independent) refers to a software application that can run on more than one operating system or computing architecture. Thus, a cross-platform application can operate independent of software or hardware platform on which it is execute. As a generic definition presents a wide range of meanings for purposes of this paper we individualize this definition as follows: we will reduce the horizon of meaning and we use functionally following definition: a cross-platform application is a software application that can run on more than one operating system (desktop or mobile) identical or in a similar way.

Keywords: IT; Cross platform technologies; Technologies; Mobile application (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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