On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 3:47 PM, Simon Hausmann <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi all, > > Now that Qt 5.0.0 is out I feel that it is a good time to also emphasize > show cases > of Qt and QML as a technology. In Qt 4 we've had a couple of pretty nice > demos > in the source code, including a pretty neat demo browser. It serves as a > show-case > for QtWebKit's C++ API and the Qt widgets (line edit, customizable tab > widget, etc.). > > I would like to have the same for the new technologies we've been working > on in > the past years, Qt 5, QtQuick 2 and the multi-process capable WebKit > integration > into Qt. That means basically a little web browser that blends all these > technologies > together. One option is to start with a new code base from scratch, but I > would > like to explore another option first: > > Our friends at INdT started writing a little web browser with exactly that > spirit, > and to top it off: It's open source and it looks very pretty! It's got a > shiny website at > > http://snowshoe.openbossa.org/ > > and source code that is currently hosted at Github. > > So I got in touch with them and they're willing to contribute the code to > the Qt > project. I'm therefore seeking approval from the Qt project to importing > Snowshoe > into Gerrit, with > > playground/snowshoe > > as proposed location, although I admit that we do have a little problem > with > the naming there as it's not in line with the guidelines: > > > http://qt-project.org/wiki/Creating-a-new-module-or-tool-for-Qt#681f347d064c99a795cb47631e853396 > > > > Opinions? Thoughts? > Short: +1 Long: Tried on Harmattan briefly back then, and I think it is cool to have. Hopefully, it can enter other mobile platforms, too. Laszlo
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