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You don't replace HTML, you add a new document type that the browser understands: application/qml, or some such. Just like you didn't replace HTML with JPEG,
by prewett 9y ago
You don't replace HTML, you add a new document type that the browser understands: application/qml, or some such. Just like you didn't replace HTML with JPEG, or JPEG with PNG... In fact, the code is already pretty much written for you by Qt.
- scrollaway 9y agoThink about the magnitude of what you're saying. Look at how well dart and webp are faring despite a giant behind them... QML in the browser doesn't fill an actual need, and because it's unknown to most web devs even if perfect support magically appeared in all browsers tomorrow, it would not actually be used right out of the gate.