Creating your own browser with HTML and JavaScript
Over the past several months, we have made numerous improvements to the Microsoft Edge rendering engine (Microsoft EdgeHTML), focusing on interoperability with modern browsers and compliance with new and emerging standards. In addition to powering Microsoft Edge, EdgeHTML is also available for all Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps via the WebView control. Today we would like to demonstrate how
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Windows Runtime via C#, by Jeffrey Richter and Maarten van de Bospoort
Dream.Build.Play 2012 Challenge
GitHub - Windows-Readiness/WinDevHOLs: Hands on labs for Windows 10 UWP app development topics
GitHub - Windows-Readiness/WinDevWorkshop: Hands on Workshop for Windows 10 Developer Training
GitHub - MicrosoftEdge/JSBrowser: :evergreen_tree: A web browser built with JavaScript as a Windows app
GitHub - microsoft/Windows-universal-samples: API samples for the Universal Windows Platform.
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