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	<title>Comments on: Wt GSoC 2010</title>
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		<title>By: Koen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Koen</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:00:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Interesting idea !

Do you have any experience with QML? Do I understand it correctly that by this idea, we would emit QML + JavaScript from Wt (instead of HTML + JavaScript) and target a custom viewer rather than a web browser or perhaps a combination of both ?

I think we should definitely add this to the Ideas page, but also discuss better what it means, and especially, how feasible it is ?

I am not sure WSqlQuery is needed, as it seems to overlap with Wt::Dbo::Query, but I do agree MVC integration of Wt::Dbo is needed. I've added this to the wiki Ideas page.

Now the HTML-based Wt Designer is a fantastic idea indeed. But it also has a number of
non-trivial challenges: how do we connect signals with slots? Wt does not have a moc and
does not use string-based signal/slot connections. how do we let the Wt Designer learn about new widgets ?

I do agree that you have the same issues with the Qt Designer approach to a large extent, so it makes sense to go by a HTML-based approach
rather that Qt...

I think this is all pretty difficult (I think it will definitely be the heardest Idea on the list), unless I am missing an obvious solution ?</description>
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<p>Do you have any experience with QML? Do I understand it correctly that by this idea, we would emit QML + JavaScript from Wt (instead of HTML + JavaScript) and target a custom viewer rather than a web browser or perhaps a combination of both ?</p>
<p>I think we should definitely add this to the Ideas page, but also discuss better what it means, and especially, how feasible it is ?</p>
<p>I am not sure WSqlQuery is needed, as it seems to overlap with Wt::Dbo::Query, but I do agree MVC integration of Wt::Dbo is needed. I&#8217;ve added this to the wiki Ideas page.</p>
<p>Now the HTML-based Wt Designer is a fantastic idea indeed. But it also has a number of<br />
non-trivial challenges: how do we connect signals with slots? Wt does not have a moc and<br />
does not use string-based signal/slot connections. how do we let the Wt Designer learn about new widgets ?</p>
<p>I do agree that you have the same issues with the Qt Designer approach to a large extent, so it makes sense to go by a HTML-based approach<br />
rather that Qt&#8230;</p>
<p>I think this is all pretty difficult (I think it will definitely be the heardest Idea on the list), unless I am missing an obvious solution ?</p>
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