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I agree with you #CodenStuff

No more web browser stuff this time around. It should be a mini browser, and that too as an addon.

What he means is that plugins would be written in HTML/CSS/JS/PHP. Just like Chrome add ons, not in native code (I guess VB.net here)

This could work: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/353 ... munication

Filip wrote:

What he means is that plugins would be written in HTML/CSS/JS/PHP. Just like Chrome add ons, not in native code (I guess VB.net here)

This could work: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/353 ... munication

Plus, if users write addons using HTML/CSS/JS/PHP, those addons can be used on multiple platforms (I'm thinking Mac OS and Linux)... So if someone decides to write a Python Desktop for Linux, the same addons that were used for VB.NET Desktop could be used on Linux as well.

Its an interesting idea but I think its a project for someone else whos more experienced in HTML/CSS/JS/PHP.

For me personally I just don't get it ...it would be a form with a webbrowser on it..then people just add web based elements to the webbrowser code..pretty much just injecting stuff in to the web page :?

CodenStuff wrote:

Its an interesting idea but I think its a project for someone else whos more experienced in HTML/CSS/JS/PHP.

For me personally I just don't get it ...it would be a form with a webbrowser on it..then people just add web based elements to the webbrowser code..pretty much just injecting stuff in to the web page :?

No. Addins would be user controls with web controls which would load scripts from file system.

I can't wait to try out Cns desktop.

Any information on when you plan on releasing this #CodenStuff?