I agree. I don't fancy giving any acces to the phone from a remote location. Exept via SSH or something.
Locally 'installed' web-apps would be great though. http + CSS + javascript = widgets. (think of the Vista Gadgets, OSX and iPhone widgets, SuperKaramba) http + CSS + Javascript + some kind of plug-in that has excess to the phones hardware = widgets on steroids. Making it much easier to write applications (widgets) with exotic interfaces, you're no longer tied to OpenMoko/GTK+ toolkit. It will of course drain more recourse's than native code, in stead of run time stuff like javascript. On 4/16/07, Frank Coenen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I agree. I don't fancy giving any acces to the phone from a remote location. Exept via SSH or something. Locally 'installed' web-apps would be great though. http + CSS + javascript = widgets. (think of the Vista Gadgets, OSX and iPhone widgets, SuperKaramba) http + CSS + Javascript + some kind of plug-in that has excess to the phones hardware = widgets on steroids. Making it much easier to write applications (widgets) with exotic interfaces, you're no longer tied to OpenMoko/GTK+ toolkit. It will of course drain more recourse's than native code, in stead of run time stuff like javascript. On 4/16/07, Florent THIERY < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If the GUI is web-based, then we can mix offline and online apps at > will, transparently ! Yet, if you want a "sexy" interface, you'd want to use > AJAX, right? > > Quite frightening in terms of security... An XSS dialer worm on it's > way? :) > > > Cheers > > Florent > > _______________________________________________ > OpenMoko community mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community > >
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