Posted also at http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=38214
Do you have questions about Nokia Web Runtime in Maemo? As announced in the
Maemo Summit, it's coming for Maemo 5 and the Maemo 6:
* Developing apps on Maemo with Nokia Web Runtime
http://www.slideshare.net/santtuahonen/developing-apps-on-maemo-with-nokia-web-runtime
* Hands-on development with Nokia Web Runtime
http://www.slideshare.net/olevine/handson-development-with-nokia-web-runtime
* Forum Nokia: Web Runtime widgets
http://www.forum.nokia.com/Technology_Topics/Web_Technologies/Web_Runtime/
We have still some months to go. Now starts to be a good time to share
questions about this developer technology, so we can fine tune the developer
documentation.
Nokia Web Runtime will be landing on Maemo and Symbian (S60 had it for a while
but the new generation based on Qt and WebKit is a much more powerful beast).
Web Runtime will be positioned as an entry point for cross-platform development
and the expectation is to have the majority of developers using this
technology, leaving the native Qt based development for specific and justified
cases where more complexity and performance is needed.
In fact it is very possible that some of you considering Qt now for
cross-platform development will end up using Web Runtime instead.
It is also possible that some of you power users not thinking of learning C,
C++ or even Python will end up giving a try to the Javascript based Web
Runtime, turning yourselves into developers as well.
So please, share your questions and thoughts here. I can't promise any answers
soon but I can grant you that such questions will be taken into account when
writing the documentation, helping us to bring the first Nokia Web Runtime
releases for Maemo with documentation more suitable for your needs.
Since the Nokia Web Runtime is a cross-platform technology, most of the
documentation will be just as cross-platform in itself. However, depending on
your feedback we might have some content in the Maemo Developer Guide providing
the extra bits interesting to Maemo developers, linking to the original and
independent Web Runtime documentation for the rest.
--
Quim Gil + N900
open source advocate
Maemo Devices @ Nokia
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