March 4, 2020

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Case Study and Trial of UI App Replacement from Current AGL

Case Study and Trial of UI App Replacement from Current AGL

In this presentation, Kurokawa will talk about a case study by realizing the current AGL reference application with HTML5 / javascript. AGL provides a platform and its API, and an AGL UI application i …
Talk Title Case Study and Trial of UI App Replacement from Current AGL
Speakers Harunobu Kurokawa (Principal Specialist, Renesas)
Conference Open Source Summit + Automotive Linux Summit Japan
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Location Tokyo, Japan
Date Jul 17-19, 2019
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In this presentation, Kurokawa will talk about a case study by realizing the current AGL reference application with HTML5 / javascript. AGL provides a platform and its API, and an AGL UI application is a reference implementation to call that API just for demo.And this demo app is written in QML using the very convenient Qt framework. The Web runtime environment has been incorporated into AGL as a second GUI framework. Compare what AGL can do with HTML as a new app.

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