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No no no. Obviously you should compile your existing Qt application to webassembly, put that in a QTWebView and have that be your application.
by codetrotter 9y ago
No no no. Obviously you should compile your existing Qt application to webassembly, put that in a QTWebView and have that be your application.
- gpm 9y agoAnd we will run this all on nebulet, an OS being written for a pure web assembly user space [0]. But seriously, you say this like it's horrible, but a bytecode/VM that allows us to abstract over code that runs in a browser/code that runs a native app/code that runs in a device driver is really exciting. The fact that it allows infinite nesting is a inevitable mildly beneficial side effect to having interoperability. [0] https://github.com/nebulet/nebulet https://github.com/nebulet/nebulet
- infinite8s 9y agoSo basically Squeak, a 25 yr old technology that still runs bitexact across all it's virtual machines.
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