This is exactly what I have been advocating for a long time. A *native* GUI and portable backend.
It's the only way to go if a good UI is a priority (and it usually should be). Cross platform toolkits usually make the UI look and feel non native on *all* platforms.
Sure making the UI natively on all platforms may seem like a waste of developer resources and money, but I would argue it is not. Even with cross platform toolkits serious tweaking is needed if good UI is needed and the UI is the most important thing for the user and will increase sales
by Jussi — Feb 01
It's the only way to go if a good UI is a priority (and it usually should be). Cross platform toolkits usually make the UI look and feel non native on *all* platforms.
Sure making the UI natively on all platforms may seem like a waste of developer resources and money, but I would argue it is not. Even with cross platform toolkits serious tweaking is needed if good UI is needed and the UI is the most important thing for the user and will increase sales