To meet the goals above, I will be using the open source Chromium web browser and in particular the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF). debug HTML/JavaScript using Chrome Dev ToolsĬhromium and the Chromium Embedded Framework.pass data between C# and JavaScript in either direction.From this, we should be able to have the ability to: My goals for this project are to create a simple proof of concept C# WinForms application that can leverage HTML as a User Interface. The source code for this project can be found on GitHub at: Traditionally, of course WinForms has always come bundled with a WebBrowser control but typically this was subpar in that it didn’t supply the latest features and you was at the mercy of the version of Internet Explorer that was installed on the client machine. Now granted, I'm not suggesting it’s a C#/WinForms application but the user-interface borrows heavily from HTML. Take, for example, the screenshot below of the TeamViewer application. I have noticed more and more traditional Windows desktop applications where the UI has a HTML feel to them. Wouldn’t it be nice to harness and include some of that functionality in our WinForms application? Factor in canvas support and WebGL and the browser is where it’s at!
It is amazing what you can achieve using CSS alone these days. With HTML5, the browser itself includes some great toys in the box. thirdparty/cef3/ directory (after extraction.) The paths are currently hardcoded into the root CMakelists.txt file.It’s no secret that all the cool action is happening on the web! – It seems that every other week, a new JavaScript/HTML5 framework is born. You can download the builds used by Garry's Mod here if you don't want to compile your own: Platform To work with this project you will need a build of the Chromium Embedded Framework. This is pretty much just an abstraction layer around The Chromium Embedded Framework ( ) Chromium Embedded Framework Binary Distribution
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