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Would appear that the preview is a web view but nothing else is, as far as I can tell. Editor might be but I think it's just a series of text views. Rest of the
by ptomato 10y ago
Would appear that the preview is a web view but nothing else is, as far as I can tell. Editor might be but I think it's just a series of text views. Rest of the interface is definitely native. Also, even the web parts aren't embedding & shipping Chromium but rather using the MacOS WebKit framework which is definitely preferable from at least a memory usage, battery life, and security standpoint.
- kitsunesoba 10y agoYep, the author subclassed native UI elements and added CSS styling support. It’s definitely native though.
- coldtea 10y agoHow is it "definitely native" is both the editor and the viewers (the two main things you work with in Quiver) are webkit based, as @kawera and @ptomato said? What else is there, the notebook management sidebar?
- kawera 10y agoThe editor is WebKit based too and uses some open-source js widgets. (/Applications/Quiver.app/Contents/Resources/html-build)
- ptomato 10y agoYup, looks like. Not sure if that's just for code editor or not, but it's at least for that, using ACE (https://ace.c9.io https://ace.c9.io)