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It's in addition to web apps of course. The point was that Qt provides an excellent native stack and toolset which the other competitors don't have. You can als
by Geee 13y ago
It's in addition to web apps of course. The point was that Qt provides an excellent native stack and toolset which the other competitors don't have. You can also develop for Android and iOS with the same tools. Web apps are not there yet.
- Touche 13y ago> It's in addition to web apps of course. No it's not: https://sailfishos.org/about-technology.html https://sailfishos.org/about-technology.html > We are investigating Cordova Qt and compatibility with Firefox OS APIs for this purpose. No mention of "add to homescreen" style web apps that require little/no extra effort from developers. They are going all-in with QT it seems, and it's going to fail.
- Geee 13y agoGeneric web apps don't need anything more than a shortcut on the desktop, launched with a few command line arguments to run without chrome in fullscreen. I'm pretty sure they already support that, although the default browser isn't very good. FirefoxOS packaged apps would be even better.