I'm not sure if there is really that much to do. Most of the javascript code (should) be completely cross-platform as it contains only "standard" javascript calls.
In addition I'm pretty sure that on Webkit2 there will be something similar to the WebView as there is now. Loading a page there and connection QObject classes with Slots hopefully will be possible too. That way porting to Qt5 most probably will be the work of a few afternoons (after all, I re-wrote the whole Qt4 code in a few days as a single person). Best, Wolfgang Am 12.01.2012 00:53, schrieb Quim Gil: > Viras wrote: >> Why don't we wait for the first release of Qt5 and port the existing >> Qt implementation to Qt5 then? > > Hi, Qt 5 is getting a feature freeze on February 4th and it makes sense > to start now jumping on that boat. There is still a lot to do! > > From a PhoneGap perspective it is a big change from Qt 4 due to the move > to WebKit2, the positioning of Qt Quick as main technology for > developers, the change to V8 as Javascript engine... > > Efforts to improve PhoneGap support for Qt 4 are welcome but let's not > stop the work done closest to upstream development. I believe the good > opportunity is to start working now on Qt 5 and have it hopefully > supported in Cordova later this year, soon after Qt 5 final is released. > > -- > Quim > -- GOFG - Get On Fat Guy http://www.gofg.at/ - powered by PhoneGap
