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Building a Native Webview Application for Windows on Arm with the Chromium Embedded Framework

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23 Jul 2021CPOL10 min read 6.1K   2  
This demo shows how, with relatively few lines of code, we were able to stand up a GUI application that cross-compiles trivially.
In this article, we touch on various options for authoring cross-platform graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in C++ and discuss why CEF might be a suitable choice for your application. Then, we build a small demonstration application using CEF targeting WoA. Finally, we show the workflows you need to deploy and debug the application.

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Technical Lead WB Games
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Jeremy is a Principal Engineer at WB Games. He's worked throughout the game engine tech stack, touching everything from rendering and animation, to gameplay scripting and virtual machines, to netcode and server code. He's most passionate about the boundary between applied mathematics and computer science, and you'll often find him puzzling over one or the other in roughly equal parts. When he's not coding, Jeremy is probably spending time with his wife and dog, climbing, enjoying a chess game, or some combination of the above.

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