Hybrid development with QtWebKit
summary
Hybrid means a native Qt app embedding HTML5 via QtWebKit and exposing real native features to JavaScript. Demo shows binding a QObject into JS with properties and signals/slots, round trip read/write and a numeric example that returns 100, transferring structured data via QVariantMap, and passing QPixmaps into page images with no deep copy. Also shows a custom QNetworkAccessManager for declarative native rendering, mentions PhantomJS and tens of thousands of WebKit layout tests, and everything in the demo works.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to hybrid development
- 1:53What is hybrid development
- 10:17Hybrid development techniques
- 20:00Language bindings demo start
- 35:42Advanced data types and signals
- 49:03Custom network access manager
- 53:26Q&A session
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