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109- In this example we will create a tool to be able to keep a window on top.
109+ In this example we will create a tool to be able to keep a window on top. Its windows only at the moment
110+ but will be extended to linux.
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118119 Environment
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124+ Windows environment
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127+ Node.js installed
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123- Windows environment ( Windows 10 or 11 )
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125- Node.js installed (version you used)
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133135 we'll set the following up in the course of this blog
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136- Visual Studio Build Tools
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143+ MSVC v14.x - specific version of the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler toolchain — the thing that actually compiles your C++ code into a .node binary.
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