[maemo-developers] Making Javascript Application embedded in a small gtk window.
From: koos vriezen koos.vriezen at gmail.comDate: Sun Jan 11 18:33:10 EET 2009
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2009/1/11 koos vriezen <koos.vriezen at gmail.com>: > 2009/1/9 Benoît HERVIER <khertan at khertan.net>: >> Why ? don't know ... just though ... >> >> For simple apps, like tasks or some pims ... it can be done easily >> with a nice ui in js ... >> >> And yep, HTML was document oriented, HTLM5 is no more that, it s >> mainly a Application Oriented Language. HTML5 is made for offline and >> online apps. This is why i say... : maybe it could be interesting. >> >> And when i was talking about other device it was mainly other mobile >> device :) like Palm WebOS or iPhone which use WebKit also. But it >> seems that the iPhone don't have the HTML5 part of Webkit right now. > > Aren't this two kinds of JavaScript? Ie. js as binding to the platform > and js inside a html page where among others, security considerations > limits its scope. > For what I know, script binding currently are more or less just > wrapping a specific toolkit so that doesn't bring much for > portability. Would indeed be nice to have a toolkit independent spec, > like eg. AWT for Java. Wait, there is also the SWT approach. First wrap a toolkit in the desired language and on top of that a common API. That sound a lot easier since script bindings are there already (don't know about js but there is a project at http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/gjs/ > Since Palm already has something, might be worth taking a look in how > far it can be implemented on Maemo. > > Koos >> >> >> 2009/1/9 koos vriezen <koos.vriezen at gmail.com>: >>> 2009/1/9 Benoît HERVIER <khertan at khertan.net>: >>>> Hello everybody, >>>> >>>> For different reasons, i'm thinking of doing apps using Javascript and >>>> HTML. Why ? : >>>> >>>> - Portability >>>> - More possibility in term of design (depends of operating system) >>>> >>>> But i have many questions for you as i ve ever write something in javascript : >>>> >>>> - How to store and retrieve data ? I know that there is some >>>> possibility with some part of the specifications of HTML5. I read >>>> somewhere that webkit support it. >>>> - Does the maemo actual webkit port support this feature ? >>>> - Does there is python binding for webkit ? >>>> - I suppose that with javascript we can't access nor the filesystem, >>>> nor the camera, isn't it ? >>>> >>>> And the main one is about performance on an n8x0 device, do you think >>>> it s could be really use to make application, as when i see how many >>>> time required to launch browser, or simply importing gtk python >>>> binding, i really doubt that my idea is a great one. >>>> >>>> What do you think ? >>> >>> If I want to put scripts in a html page, I use javascript. If I want >>> to retrieve information out of text I use perl or sed. If I want to >>> write an app for maemo I use Hildon/Gtk, for Android Java and for KDE >>> I use Qt/kdelibs. >>> In short, I try to use the tools made for the job. Not that I think >>> that Gtk is the best solution for GUI programming, but it is on this >>> platforms _the_ preferred toolkit to develop against.) >>> So why not stick with it? >>> >>> (Btw. Gtk or Qt code should be portable to Mac or Windows platforms >>> and you get a fast and good resource efficient, though not smallest, >>> solution) >>> >>> Koos >>> >> >> >> >> -- >> Benoît HERVIER - http://khertan.net/ >> _______________________________________________ >> maemo-developers mailing list >> maemo-developers at maemo.org >> https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers >> >
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