Meet Qt WebKit
summary
QtWebKit ships a WebKit1 API for Qt 4.4+ and is moving toward WebKit2 for Qt 5, with the code living on upstream trunk and ports per-platform. Example shows a small documentation browser built with QWebView/QGraphicsWebView, offscreen QWebPage, QWebElement DOM parsing to extract links, a QCompleter for class names, and toggling developerExtrasEnabled -> inspector to debug CSS and network. The port exposes QNetworkAccessManager for cookies and caching, supports canvas, appcache, localStorage and improved multimedia in 4.8.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 2:26Goals of this presentation
- 4:12WebKit project overview
- 10:07What is Qt WebKit
- 13:18When to use Qt WebKit
- 15:48Building a simple documentation browser
- 25:26Core Qt WebKit classes
- 27:36Web Inspector and debugging tools
- 31:13Advanced features and hybrid development
- 34:23HTML5 and multimedia support
- 40:49Qt Quick vs Qt WebKit
- 41:54Getting involved in the community
- 44:20Q&A session








