Is there any possibility to write one program that be able to compile to run on multiple devices (Android phone, ios phone, windows phone…) without any modification in the code?

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Is there any possibility to write one program that be able to compile to run on multiple devices (Android phone, ios phone, windows phone…) without any modification in the code?

I faced this problem when I try to build an app that get notifications (messages, Images, alarms) from program that run my own server so Which cross-platform I have to use from http://propertycross.com/ to build my app in order to run on multiple environments
so what are the tools i need to build my app to on multiple environments (Android phone, ios phone, windows phone…)

so what your advice ?

I am looking forward to hear from you as soon as possible.

Thank you again for your time and consideration.

Posted 6-May-15 14:00pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-May-15 21:34pm

It depends on what it should do, how much of platform-dependent things you need to have. It can range from very universal (JavaScript executed in browser) to something highly dependent on the environment. With JVM or CLR, you can do a lot of common functionality, including UI, without recompilation...
You did not even mention any language, so... it depends...
—SA

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Member 11559979 · Answer 1 · 2015-05-06T22:57:00

thanks :)
I try to build notifications app (messages, Images, alarms) get this messages from my program which run on the web server this is the functionality of my app
so i try to search for on SKD or cross-platform or somethings else give me the ability to build one app with one code and this app run on all environments (Android phone, ios phone, windows phone…)