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I'm not saying you get magical interaction for free, but i've written a toy web app that works fine on my tv. The arrow buttons on the remote act as up/down/le
by Klathmon 11y ago
I'm not saying you get magical interaction for free, but i've written a toy web app that works fine on my tv.
The arrow buttons on the remote act as up/down/left/right and the "OK" button acts as enter. It actually ended up needing very little in the way of custom code to work, but like i said this was a pretty small toy app.
Still, if you want an example of a real "web app" that runs on all of those platforms, just look at netflix.
- kenbellows 11y agoThough in fairness, Netflix hasn't historically bee based on native web tech; it used to be Microsoft Silverlight for web browsers (I think they've gone/are going HTML5 now), and even now it's native apps for mobile devices/smart tvs/etc.