Platformneutral
Platformneutral refers to software, standards, or policies designed to function across multiple computing platforms without privileging any single one. In software development, platformneutral code relies on portable languages, standards-based interfaces, and runtime environments available on multiple operating systems. It emphasizes independence from platform-specific features, contrasting with approaches that rely on optimized facilities tied to a particular platform.
In standards and policy contexts, platform neutrality means rules and requirements apply equally across platforms, ensuring
Common examples include web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which run in any standards-compliant
Benefits of platform neutrality include broader compatibility, reduced vendor lock-in, easier system integration, and longer asset
Implementation approaches use portable programming languages, adherence to open standards, and abstraction layers that shield applications