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It's worth pointing out that Node-WebKit got renamed recently to NW.js (as it's now based on io.js and Chromium). You are right though, I also expected to see
by tga 12y ago
It's worth pointing out that Node-WebKit got renamed recently to NW.js (as it's now based on io.js and Chromium).
You are right though, I also expected to see a similar project to NW.js but coming from Mozilla. Another shot at packaging offline web apps would have been interesting, especially since I don't know of good alternatives to NW.js.
As things stand, it's difficult to get excited about anything FirefoxOS since it has such a small number of users.
- jay_kyburz 12y agoA bit off topic, but how easy is it to set up NW.js to just go looking for a index.html in a specific location? Say sitting next to an exe in windows in the the app folder in OSX. I was thinking I'd like to try and get my web app in Steam but don't really want to mess around with building Chromium ect ect. Edit: just read this and I think it answered my questions. http://strongloop.com/strongblog/creating-desktop-applications-with-node-webkit/ http://strongloop.com/strongblog/creating-desktop-applicatio...