Visual Studio 2015

Cipriux

Have you succed trying to set crosswalk with Visual Studio?

Iolva No, I did not. I didn't even tried that hard.

This may be useful. I used Cordova for VS some months ago. No performance gain, obviously.

http://www.spritehand.com/2015/01/using-crosswalk-with-visual-studio.html

On another note I'm trying UWP exports and the new Edge webview on a W10 mobile beta and, as usual when there's HTML5 involved, they're TERRIBLE. No ads working, inconsistent sound and touch problems.

I really hope Microsoft will fix them before the W10 official release but I really doubt it will happens.

EDIT: Sorry guys if I didn't reply to you in another thread. I log in only from time to time.

visual studio 2015 got an huge update today for itself, including all the stuff it uses - cordova / python / html / web and so on...

you can dl here:

https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/news ... e1-vs.aspx

Knifegrinder, Cipriux, — - Have you tried installing the "Crosswalk Webview" plugin in your Cordova project in Visual Studio?

Yes.

Again, I've to remind that there isn't any performance gain doing this (it's really the same crosswalk you already know) and you'll swear a lot trying to incorporate cordova plugins from github in your project using the bugged VS2015 wizard (there's a workaround somewhere on stackoverflow for it).

The VS2015 solution is viable only if you hate so much the XDK and its cloud based workflow.