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So we built a WPF app, now for our next version we need a Mac version as well.
Mono obviously jumps to mind, but our app is fairly intensive for the UI. Is there anything cross platform that is remotely close to what WPF gives you for styling your apps?
Granted the current app is C#, but if we need to go back to c++ for the sake of a clean UI that wouldn’t be a problem. Is this a situation where you might eventually get back to writing two separate UIs in C++ one for cocoa and one for win32?
Probably the solution requiring the least effort, while still having a decent UI on Mac OS X, would be to use Monobjc or MonoMac. If you want to be lazy, you can always use GTK#. It comes by default with Mono and has the added benefit that it is also be compatible with Linux.