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Volle Power - Native Integration in HTML5-Anwendungen

Thorsten Hans
September 30, 2015

Volle Power - Native Integration in HTML5-Anwendungen

Thorsten Hans

September 30, 2015
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  1. Volle Power: Native Integration in HTML5-Anwendungen für Desktop und Mobile

    • Was SIE ERWARTET – Cordova Plugin für iOS und Android – Node.JS Module – Node.JS Add-Ons – CefSharp • Was Sie NICHT ERWARTET – Einführung in die Programmiersprachen Java, C++, JavaScript – Windows Phone (sorry )
  2. Special Day „HTML5 Cross-Plattform“ Thema Sprecher Datum, Uhrzeit Raum Mobile

    und Desktop: Echte HTML5-Anwendungen mit Cordova und NW.js Thomas Hilzendegen MI, 30. September 2015, 8.30 bis 9.45 Watfordsaal B Volle Power: Native Integration in HTML5-Anwendungen für Desktop und Mobile Thorsten Hans MI, 30. September 2015, 10.30 bis 11.45 Watfordsaal B 2D- und 3D- Datenvisualisierung für alle Plattformen mit HTML5 Christian Liebel, Manuel Rauber MI, 30. September 2015, 14.15 bis 15.30 Watfordsaal B Auch ohne Netz: Offline-First- Architekturen für HTML5-Apps Christian Weyer MI, 30. September 2015, 16.15 bis 17.30 Watfordsaal B Aber schnell! Performanceaspekte in Cross- Plattform-HTML5- Anwendungen Gregor Biswanger MI, 30. September 2015, 17.45 bis 19.00 Watfordsaal B
  3. Content • Cross Plaftorm Background • How to extend cordova

    apps • How to extend NW.js apps • Legacy application integration
  4. cordova • write mobile apps using HTML/JS/CSS • App executed

    within WebView • composable programming model – cordova plugins
  5. Custom Cordova Plugins • Written natively on every platform –

    iOS (ObjectiveC / Swift) – Android (Java) – Windows Phone (C#) • Can be published on NPM
  6. cordova plugin eco-system • abstracting platform APIs • encapsulating scenario

    based APIs • all plugins available on NPM – more than 1500 cordova plugins
  7. NW.js • write mobile apps using HTML/JS/CSS • NW.js –

    makes node modules available to the browser – brings chromium to your desktops • Compiles for win, osx and linux
  8. Writing Node.JS modules • Simplest way to extend apps •

    runs on all platforms (by default) • easy to achieve
  9. Writing Node.JS modules • Written in JavaScript – or any

    language that compiles into JS • Most commonly used approach to build – Apps – your own API
  10. Node.JS Add-Ons • Expose functionality from C++ to JavaScript •

    Written in pure C++ – Using v8 lib • Loaded from within node by using require() • Compiled by using node-gyp
  11. Why native Node Add-Ons • C++ is faster than JavaScript

    – Only a kind of true – Bridging between C++ and JS is expensive – Check out kkaefer’s benchmark github.com/kkaefer/node-cpp-modules/tree/master/xx_benchmark
  12. When to use Node.JS Add-Ons • Accessing existing C++ APIs

    from JS • Utilizing multiple threads
  13. Background / Motivation • Don’t re-write everything • Slice a

    re-write in small chunks • Ship early and often
  14. cefSharp • Bring Chromium to WPF / WinForms • Embed

    Web-Apps in existing Apps • Communicate between both worlds
  15. recap • Bring existing knowledge on all platforms • double

    check existing modules / plugins • Build with performance in mind • Running legacy apps -> you can start today!