Author Topic: Is it better to use CEF instead of QT for BTS wallet GUI?  (Read 4184 times)

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hint: do it your self and get #paidbyprotocol :)

thanks for the hint, I will test CEF when I have time.

I will try the performance for all cases below:
1. start bitshares_client with htdoc set to web wallet, then use chrome
2. start the QT wallet
3. start bitshares_client with htdoc set to web wallet, then use the CEF application

for CASE 3 I will test as many functions as possible and see if it works ok and compare its performance to Chrome and QT wallet


 +5% +5% awesome

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hint: do it your self and get #paidbyprotocol :)

thanks for the hint, I will test CEF when I have time.

I will try the performance for all cases below:
1. start bitshares_client with htdoc set to web wallet, then use chrome
2. start the QT wallet
3. start bitshares_client with htdoc set to web wallet, then use the CEF application

for CASE 3 I will test as many functions as possible and see if it works ok and compare its performance to Chrome and QT wallet
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hint: do it your self and get #paidbyprotocol :)

hint : this guy maybe earning 10X than the protocol is providing .

 :) I am looking forward to such a day.

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hint: do it your self and get #paidbyprotocol :)

thanks for the hint, I will test CEF when I have time.

I will try the performance for all cases below:
1. start bitshares_client with htdoc set to web wallet, then use chrome
2. start the QT wallet
3. start bitshares_client with htdoc set to web wallet, then use the CEF application

for CASE 3 I will test as many functions as possible and see if it works ok and compare its performance to Chrome and QT wallet

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hint: do it your self and get #paidbyprotocol :)

hint : this guy maybe earning 10X than the protocol is providing .

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hint: do it your self and get #paidbyprotocol :)

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CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework) is very suitable to build a desktop application with all chrome browser features, it is a C++ lib, supports windows/linux/mac platforms.
The performance of CEF based application is quite the same as Chrome itself

Project home
https://code.google.com/p/chromiumembedded/

Downloads
http://cefbuilds.com/

Documents
http://magpcss.org/ceforum/apidocs3/

A simple demo is provided in the downloaded package, in folder "cefsimple", it looks quite simple and easy to start with.