I wish to embed webkit in a windows mobile application. The goal is to allow it to run web apps. I've tried the Qt version, but only webkit is required and not the rest of the functionality Qt has.
You can build WebKit for WinCE out of trunk in the meantime.
See http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/WinCE.
http://www.torchmobile.com/ had a ported webkit browser called IRIS.
Apparently they have recently been swallowed by RIM.
We posted the alpha free download version
www.zetakey.com/download.html
with or without FLASH support available
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Am i able to create an OS's User Interface with Qt's .ui file?(Qt .ui file is an xml file)
This confused me long time already,bcuz in http://qt.io
you can see
BUILT WITH Qt
LG’s webOS
The answer is yes and Qt is a cross-platform application development framework. Some of the well known applications developed with Qt are KDE, Opera, Google Earth, and Skype. Qt was first publicly released on May 1995. It is dual licensed. That means, it can be used for creating open source applications as well as commercial ones. Qt toolkit is a very powerful toolkit.
I am investigating the option of using chromium embedded framework in C++ desktop application to implement new HTML views.
The issue is all the GUI are implemented using QT Framework.
so can chromium embedded framework be used with QT ?
I want some of the views to be implemented using QT while others using Chromium Embedded framework.
First I considered the option of using QTWebEngine but license is not free for commercial use however Chromium embedded framework is an open source
Just have a look at this project,
https://cefview.github.io/QCefView/
QCefView encapsulates CEF and works for all desktop platforms
Is it possible for a Qt program, developed in Qt Creator, to call the symbian S60 native API.
How do I do it? Do I need to download additional headers/lib, or do they come with Qt SDK?
Yes, you can do it.
However, you need to make sure, that you've selected 'Symbian target', not 'Simulator', i.e. you cannot call S60 API while building for desktop simulation.
What I need is simple: qml way to create a button that would loock native on each platform app is compiled to? (mainly I wonder about linux, windows and Mac OS X)
There's nothing built-in.
But there is a project called Qt Quick Components, mainly for mobile platforms. There is also some development for desktop platforms, see http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/03/10/qml-components-for-desktop/
There may not have been anything built-in when you asked this question, but QtQuick.Controls 1.0 was officially released as a part of Qt 5.1. It has a Button component that should tries to match the native look and feel.
The QtQuick.Controls module is basically the Qt Desktop Components project that blakharaz linked to in his answer. It just has a new name, is more developed and is better integrated now.
Which GUI library is used to develop Firefox?
Qt? GTK+? Windows native?
Firefox uses a number of GUI toolkits, including the native Windows one, as well as GTK+ for X platforms. Sadly, there is no official support for Qt.
I heard that firefox is using their own GUI based off of XML and its called XUL. At least that's what it sounds like if your read their articles on XUL.