I have an unusual situation: I have built-in streaming video with a complex interface, and I need to use the built-in web server to play this user interface through a web browser. I am thinking about using JavaScript / JQuery on a C ++ backend (I DO NOT code all this myself, I need to hire people to work the grunts).
The built-in web server is much less powerful than a PC, so I want to write an application that launches the entire user interface in a browser, and only communicates with the server to transfer new program parameters back and forth, receive status updates from the device and control video playback.
In other words, the client receives one large page or a small number of large pages (effectively loading the application), the application supports significant local memory, and after the pages were first loaded, the server never sends any layouts.
The application has two rows of tabs for navigating 40 menu pages, drag and drop controls for selecting cells in the grid, sorted lists, many standard data entry options, and it should be able to control up to 16 built-in video players at the same time (preferably VLC).
Is this possible in JavaScript / JQuery with a C ++ backend?
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