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>You'll need a processor beefy enough to run the Webkit javascript engine. There was talk a while back about V8 making it into Qt, but I haven't seen much about
by WaltPurvis 9y ago
>You'll need a processor beefy enough to run the Webkit javascript engine. There was talk a while back about V8 making it into Qt, but I haven't seen much about it recently.
How recently have you used Qt? Qt replaced WebKit with V8 in the 5.0 release, way back at the end of 2012. Since then they've developed a QML-optimized JavaScript engine called V4. It's slightly slower than V8 for some things, but significantly faster than V8 for the most frequent and critical QML use cases.