from what i get from the examples (see e.g. hello world [1]) and the wiki, it abstracts away all html, javascript and css. you can stay in C++ if you want.
i can imagine the html interface could work for a desktopy-application on a portable device, where the server is localhost.
but i can't image doing a web20-y app with this. the CSS/JS is hidden away so deep and both are moving targets with current browser affairs.
from what i get from the examples (see e.g. hello world [1]) and the wiki, it abstracts away all html, javascript and css. you can stay in C++ if you want.
i can imagine the html interface could work for a desktopy-application on a portable device, where the server is localhost.
but i can't image doing a web20-y app with this. the CSS/JS is hidden away so deep and both are moving targets with current browser affairs.
[1] http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt#/src/hello