Introduction to platform-sensitive development

Platform-sensitive development is the next step in cross-platform development. It extends the process of porting an application by implementing platform-specific functions and user-interface style guides.

Thanks to the "Write Once - Compile Anywhere" principle of Lazarus and Free Pascal it is very easy to develop a program that runs out of the box on multiple platforms. To make a finished application that adheres to the respective GUI style guidelines (and even the requirements of app stores) requires additional steps, however.

This article is to provide the reader with essential information and hints for platform-sensitive development.

Android

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iOS

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Linux

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Mac OS X

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Windows

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