Info on programming for cross-platform iPhone, MacOSX, DashCode?

Is there documentation which shows a nice to-do list for converting apps designed for the iPhone, the Mac (OSX) and Mac (Dashboard/DashCode) into one or more of the other two?
I started with the iPhone, which is probably the most restrictive. I'm hoping this was a good decision, since splitting out into multiple windows or a larger window with panes should be easier than manipulating a small screen. I would like to "port" my app(s) to the other two platforms, if at all possible without rewriting it. (Although that is a possibility, in order to make the code more portable to all three platforms).
My question, before I start a thorough search, is where to start in the documentation to begin the undertaking, probably iPhone to MacOSX first, then back to DashCode.
I would also like to at least review any documentation geared for this before I dive into my next project, so I can think ahead while designing and writing the actual code.
Thanks!
-Carl

Hi,
I think you have to choose whether your applications will be distributed through the App Store (Developer Program) or in-house (Developer Enterprise Program). If they are distributed through the App Store, Apple will take 30%. You can create your own "App Store" for in-house over-the-air deployment.
http://developer.apple.com/support/ios/enterprise.html
In my opinion, this is one of the reasons why iOS is not the right platform for enterprise apps.
Regards,
Pierre

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