Cross-Platform Applications

Cross-platform applications are software programs designed to work on multiple operating systems, such as Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Instead of creating a separate version for each system, developers write code that can run on all of them, making it easier to maintain and update the app. This approach saves time and resources, allowing users to access the same application regardless of the device they use. Examples include web applications and mobile apps that function seamlessly on both smartphones and tablets, enhancing user experience across various platforms.