On 19 December 2012 13:25, Sivan Greenberg <si...@omniqueue.com> wrote: > So from quick check, it seems that creator supports all the editing features > including deployment (as expected since html5 apps were also part of the > MeeGo developer story) to Harmattan. > > Left to check: if this already supports 'upstream' meego (and hence Mer) > deployments through rpm packaging and see how agnostic the process is to > enable other IDEs that users might fancy using to be supported (like the > Android story). > > -Sivan > > > On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 1:21 PM, Sivan Greenberg <si...@omniqueue.com> > wrote: >> >> Hi All, >> >> Seeing we need to somehow support this story in the same ease of use I'd >> like to bring this up for discussion. >> >> As I see it we could enable the following: >> >> - Use QtCreator for HTML5/JS developer; Since WebKit/V8 is part of the >> stack here I don't suppose there should be substantial issues in making >> QtCreator an HTML5/JS editing tool if not already applicable as such. >> >> - Support smooth testing and deployment on device through either one or >> all of the following: >> 1. Creator already supports the QtQuick application project, so use this >> work and change it to be a HTML5/JS Application very much in the same >> manner, replacing QmlApplicationViewer with HTMLApplicationViewer perhaps >> (WebKit is great help here). >> >> 2. Incorporate a lightweight http server, and through the setup of >> developer's Local LAN (same way like setting up Creator to deploy to a >> device) when hitting 'RUN' , application is serving on the development work >> station and a remote SSH call fire up the browser on the Mer device, >> pointing it to the right URL to view the HTML app for testing. >> >> It should be also possible to base upon the work of the Cordova approach >> with Android and come up with a IDE agnostic way for deployment and then >> allow both users of creator and other tools to add support for Mer HTML5/JS >> app dev and testing.
http://wiki.qt-project.org/PhoneGap_for_Qt_5 source: http://www.merproject.org/logs/%23mer/%23mer.2012-04-25.log.html :) >> >> An interesting discussion got started after the San Francisco dev days >> which we could benefit I think if we use the opportunity to extend runtimes, >> is here >> http://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/development/2012-December/008425.html >> (recommended read for anybody who wants to contribute here). >> >> Thoughts and feedback? > > -Sivan > -Sivan Cheers, Simonas
