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Hello all,

 

So I just bought my new LGE webOS TV and I am super excited about the webOS platform. I was going through the developer docs to get started with app dev. I understand that I can deploy HTML5 web apps. But how about the native apps? I see that webOS uses the linux kernel at its core. Does this mean that I can develop native apps running some C++ libraries underneath?

 

 

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