w3schools is most definitly not pro microsoft. Wherever did you get a silly idea like that? It'd make more sense for them to be pro firefox anyway, hs just look at the css documentation on the site - most of the cool stuff is supported by firefox but not ie of any version.
Yeah, you're just plain wrong. A wide selection of apps will run on mac OS/linux.
Same binary code, and as long as you stay within the System namespace you should be fine. True if you use some external dll that pinvokes things (only supplying methods for windows), or you pinvoke things yourself, its not cross platform. However it's generally bad practice to pinvoke things yourself, and many libs that use PInvoke provide cross platform solutions.
No cross platform solution can really be perfect, especially when the platforms are made by seperate organizations.
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w3schools is most definitly not pro microsoft. Wherever did you get a silly idea like that? It'd make more sense for them to be pro firefox anyway, hs just look at the css documentation on the site - most of the cool stuff is supported by firefox but not ie of any version.
Yeah, you're just plain wrong. A wide selection of apps will run on mac OS/linux.
Same binary code, and as long as you stay within the System namespace you should be fine. True if you use some external dll that pinvokes things (only supplying methods for windows), or you pinvoke things yourself, its not cross platform. However it's generally bad practice to pinvoke things yourself, and many libs that use PInvoke provide cross platform solutions.
No cross platform solution can really be perfect, especially when the platforms are made by seperate organizations.