[Qt-interest] Re : Re : Qt for web applications

[M. Bashir Al-Noimi]

Christian Dähn wrote:
> Hi,
>
>   
>>> Sure, I said Qt / C++ and I didn't say Qt only;-)
>>>       
>> Yes, but it's not just C# or Python which do Web Application but their respective framework. So you can't compare Qt/C++ to just C# or Python, but to C#/.Net for example.
>>
>> The Qt aim is fat client.
>> The .Net aim is to do both thin and fat client.
>>     
I don't know who posted this reply above (I didn't receive it)

>
> Ehm, I cannot aggree with that.
>
> Qt's aim is not to only provide fat clients - it's just a framework
> which should allow to develop any kind of application - even thin/web client -
> see: 
> http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2009/09/18/qt-in-the-cloud-with-qwebclient/
>   
Although I've visited the link above before but I didn't notice that 
Morten could to create a thin web client by Qt I thought he used Wt.

> And this especially is very very interesting for me:
> I have an app as fat client which I need as web client, too -
> whith all functionalities and with (if possible) the same graphics/layout.
>
> Thanks to AJAX there is no reason to cut off functionalities of web clients -
> now AJAX allows us to build rich internet apps instead.
>
> Just my two cents.
>   
humm, I've no idea about web applications so I'll ask you a stupid 
questions don't panic please ;-)

 From Morten post I understood the following:

    * He used QWebClient which is working with any Qt widget, is it?
    * Because of QWebClient the developer don't need to write any
      javascript codes, is it? all what he/she needs is Qt / C++ knowledge
    * QWebClient will convert C++ code to pure html with .js (Ajax) at
      the client
    * Thus the developer don't need to make any changes to his/her code
      because QWebClient will convert the objects from Qt desktop
      objects to Ajax objects which can run on any browser, is it?

If all 4 point above are correct that mean Qt is on the top of top ten 
list of 2009 events.

P.S.
Basically I asked this question because all my friends could to make 
rapid web interfaces for their graduation projects (they used MS C#) 
where I couldn't because I'm using Qt !!



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Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi
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