Mart

a cute little home a cute little boy a cute little cow: mooo!

Tale of a little pixel

a cute little girl

Responding the streetlights-glowing call

Ariya called on who is going to turn the web-based google talk client to a plasmoid, so here i am :)
Let's try with the javascript api:

layout = new LinearLayout(plasmoid);
webView = new WebView();
webView.url = "http://talkgadget.google.com/talkgadget/m";
layout.addItem(webView);

And the result is:

google talk plasmoid google talk plasmoid

You can download it here (warning: trunk required).



Re:

with c++ api: eheh excellent :D



bundle: i didn't look if just downloading those html pages and js kept the thing functional and also dunno about potential licensing issues, but yeah, in thah case we have the "webkit" scripting engine done to handle such things (also like for instance the osx dashboard widgets) so would be totally feasible



anyways this was just a proof of concept to show how simple is to bridge a web app, /me still prefers native plasmoids anyways :)

Sent from Marco Martin (mart) on 09/03/2009 at 15:09:17

Bundle

Seeing as this is all JS and HTML then why not make it into a web installable bundle. It seems a little wasteful to go 98% of the way and then not finish the job.

Sent from Dave T (Anonimous) on 09/03/2009 at 8:02:22

cool

So cool !

And it would be great to be able to stay on top.

Press the shortcut, then come up, no need to minimize all windows to get to the window.

Sent from wkai (Anonimous) on 09/03/2009 at 6:04:06

with c++ api

And now with C++ code !



http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/google+talk?content=100704

Sent from DrIDK (Anonimous) on 09/03/2009 at 2:58:19

wow

And that's the magic of qt & kde. Looks great, cheers!

Sent from pillot (Anonimous) on 08/03/2009 at 23:58:04

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