W3C Widget and MeeGo - MeeGo Meetup Hacker's Dojo Mountain View Dec 2010 @iRajLal
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The document provides an overview of developing W3C widgets, which are local web applications that can be created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and deployed as a single zip file. W3C widgets are cross-platform and can run on MeeGo devices, browsers like Opera, and platforms like Oregan-networks TVs. They are easy to develop for those familiar with web technologies and provide powerful features through HTML5, CSS3, cross-domain AJAX, and device APIs. The basics of developing a W3C widget involve at least two files - a config.xml file and an index.html file.
W3C Widget and MeeGo - MeeGo Meetup Hacker's Dojo Mountain View Dec 2010 @iRajLal
- 1. Rajesh Lal, MeeGo Team, Nokia Mountain View
- 2. GOAL1.WHAT2.WHY3.HOW Crash Course on W3C Widget Development
- 3. W3C = Open standard for web create widget using web technology
- 4. package using Zip
- 5. deploy as a single fileWHAT(mobile or desktop)Widget = Local Web App^Qt WRT = Engine which run W3C Widget on a MeeGo device1. WHAT
- 6. WHATEASY to LearnFAST to DevelopHTML, CSS and JavaScript(you already know it*)HTML editor, Chrome browserCROSS PlatformPOWERFUL All MeeGo Devices Opera Browser Oregan-networks(TV)And more...HTML5, CSS3Cross domain AjaxDevice APIs - contact, calendar, system,…2. WHY * if you have developed a Web Page, Dashboard Widget, Yahoo Widget, Vista Gadget, Google Gadget
- 7. To Develop a W3C WidgetWHAT* Need at least 2 files to create a Widget3. HOW
- 9. THANK YOUW3C Widget Information http://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/wiki/WidgetSpecsQt WRT http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2010/07/19/the-qt-web-runtime-journey-beginsDownloadhttp://download.qt.nokia.com/qtwrt/Questions/ CommentsRajesh.Lal@nokia.com