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Hi experts,<br />
Looking for some good advice on what to use to write once, run on android and ios. Would love to use c++ for 90% of it, would love to use vector graphics. &nbsp;Can you help me with done suggestions? &nbsp;:-)<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mike
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Hi experts,
Looking for some good advice on what to use to write once, run on android and ios. Would love to use c++ for 90% of it, would love to use vector graphics.  Can you help me with done suggestions?  :-)

Thanks,
Mike

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Responsive Web

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Android

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