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Home [Developer] Essential guide for Tizen Web application development is released

[Developer] Essential guide for Tizen Web application development is released

 
The Essential guide for Tizen Web application development has been released. The document guides you on how to set up a development environment and essential information for developing and releasing your app for the Tizen-based Samsung TV. Learn how to Install the SDK and launching apps on the TV.
 

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