node-webkit looks like it would be a great thing for Terminus! It lets you make standalone node+webkit apps by just appending a zip file to the node-webkit binary.
It also extends the browser's Javascript API, letting you do desktop-app-like things to the browser window. For example, you can remove the window borders, add a system tray icon, completely replace the right-click menus, etc.
ekg
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9 years ago
node-webkit looks like it would be a great thing for Terminus! It lets you make standalone node+webkit apps by just appending a zip file to the node-webkit binary.
It also extends the browser's Javascript API, letting you do desktop-app-like things to the browser window. For example, you can remove the window borders, add a system tray icon, completely replace the right-click menus, etc.
More info: node-webkit presentation from HTML5 Devconf 2013 node-webkit sample apps