HTML5 in QtWebKit
summary
QtWebKit already implements concrete HTML5 pieces: hardware-accelerated video playback (QuickTime/GStreamer/WMF backends on Mac/Linux/Windows), CSS animations rendered on a GPU-backed layer via OpenGL, localStorage and application-cache manifests, and exposed-C++ bindings (addObject to JS window) plus evaluateJavaScript from C++. Demos run on a QtWebKit2 QML/C++ shell and show working video and animations; web workers run JavaScript-only (no C++ calls), canvas 2D is CPU-rendered and WebGL isn’t available yet in that build.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:24HTML5 Overview
- 11:03User Interface Features
- 14:16CSS3 and Animation
- 17:53Canvas and WebGL
- 22:18Under the Hood
- 26:31Application Cache
- 30:34Qt Integration
- 32:11Hybrid App Development
- 34:56Conclusion and Q&A








