Re: Application letter

Emil Sedgh <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.events
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Se shanbe, Farvardin 02, 1390 03:41:33 am Lukas wrote:
> Hi Emil
> 
> The native Plasmas API, not having DOM (?) can be a shock for webdevs
> getting into plasma's market. How does Plasma access elements, inputs etc?
> 
> I was totally forgotten about WebKit in plasmoids :)
> 
> It just came to my head - *Google CHROME -  its plugins is written in JS*.
> Now KDE can take look at API's in chromium, do some mix and match, and
> horray - we have thousands of plugins just waiting to be used :) (at least
> in theory)
> 
> Lukas

Well, you can take a look at kdeexamples module which contains some javascript 
plasmoids. Also there are articles in techbase for that purpose.

About having google chrome plugins, well, Plasma supports Google gadgets. How 
many users actually use a google gadget on their plasma desktop? I'd say very 
little.

Also, a browser's extensions arent much helpful to my desktop. They usually 
try to do something with the webpage being shown by browser or things like 
that, which doesnt make sense in a desktop.

Such wrappers, even if possible, bring quantity, not quality.
 
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