On Friday, 16 de September de 2011 08:49:23 qtnext wrote: > Hi, > > it seems that HTML5 is coming more and more popular : For example > Windows has just annnouce that native IE10 in metro will no more accept > Silverlight and flash. HTM5 is for now the only to have a crossplatform > apps for mobile and tablets. .. > > What's about a QML javascript lib, Qt creator helper to create a full > compliant HTML5 apps done with QML that can be play on any devices ? and > an easy way to add Qt c++ web service on the server side ... If Qt is > now targeting industrial and IPTV compliant box it has a lot of sense : > Box with a web serber + Qt C++ web service, and to remote control > (tablet,...) you can use an HTML5 webapps done in Qml
I think you should prototype that.
I have my concerns of whether this is feasible or in any way performant, but
if you manage it, it would be great.
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