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Maybe I was not detail oriented in my above comment. You see, there are plenty of programming languages that have multiple targets/cross-platform capabilities but when it comes to serious implementation users want to have same experience everywhere.

For example, dialogs. Choose a file, right? I mean how hard can it be to select a picture and view it on screen. Well, Android is non-blocking while Windows can be modal blocking. So in Windows it's easy to show a file dialog to select a file then your code goes to put it on screen. Well, good luck doing that in Android. There you have to split your code in several routines that chain each other in order to achieve same effect. Which leads to different code either split by files or surrounded by compiler switches. Boom!! Not what I want!! I know how to do that in dozens of so called cross-platform programming languages. What I want is one call "ShowDialog" implemented at programming language level, not 3rd party, not my code splitted by compiler switches, that behaves the same in all targets. That, my friend, is what I meant by zero programming languages doing this currently.