HTML5: Beyond the Buzz
summary
Covers which HTML5 features are actually usable inside QtWebKit and how they integrate with C++: demos show QGraphicsWebView is required for accelerated 3D transforms, CSS3 transitions/animations outperform JS for common effects, and border-radius can clip images. Shows canvas for custom drawing but warns frequent large updates kill performance, and shows web workers for CPU‑heavy tasks to avoid UI blocking. Explains client persistence via localStorage and QWebSettings::enablePersistentStorage to store offline data and shift work from servers.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to HTML5
- 1:51Why HTML5 matters
- 8:17CSS3 UI features
- 13:093D transforms and sliders
- 13:52CSS transitions and animations
- 18:24Canvas for dynamic rendering
- 24:58JavaScript and backend logic
- 27:45DOM improvements and selectors
- 29:13Web Workers for heavy tasks
- 30:35Web Storage vs Web SQL
- 33:45Offline apps and storage
- 34:48Desktop integration
- 36:14Resources and next steps
- 37:41Conclusion and future
