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Advantages / disadvantages of writing a web application using Adobe Air / Java as opposed to specific language platforms?

I need to write a web application (which also works offline) for windows and mac (and possibly Linux).

I was wondering if I would use something like air / flash / java for this, the advantage is that I only need to write the application once.

However, I was wondering if there are any flaws in doing it this way, and not writing it in C # for Windows, and then objective-C / cocoa / what for mac. Will there be limited application functionality if I do this in Air / Java? Are there any advantages to writing it in a platform specific language?

If possible, it would be good to know the advantages / disadvantages of both methods, how this could help me (and, I hope others) come to a decision on the best way to create such an application in accordance with my needs.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

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The first thing to understand is that writing cross-platform applications that look and behave on each target platform is difficult to do.

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  • Less work, theoretically, should be built faster.
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