Desktop application development using html5, css, javascript [Brackets]

[adelhied]

Do you know about the brackets IDE made by adobe? They said that it is made of HTML5, CSS, and javascript but how did they do that?
 

I'm currently studying about javascript but how can someone develop a software for desktop using html, css, and javascript? I only know to use them to build websites.

 

can you tell me what do I need (tools, framework, etc) to build a desktop application using those 3, I studied about C# and that is how I developt desktop software but using those 3

for desktop application is new to me.

please send me link or tutorial to learn that really want to know how.

[Levent]

Dreamviewer will work fine for HTML CSS and JS

[Ssoele]

Personally, I use Aptana, an Eclipse Fork.

[adelhied]

No not that I mean how to develop a windows application using HTML5, CSS, javascript not IDE to use in developing websites.

[Chibi]

Adobe uses a CEF3-based application shell to run the brackets application.
http://blog.brackets.io/2012/06/26/building-a-desktop-quality-app-on-web-technologies/

 

sourcecode: 

shell: https://github.com/adobe/brackets-shell

brackets: https://github.com/adobe/brackets
 

But you can use HTML Application (.hta) to run your html as an application in windows.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Application
 

[adelhied]

Adobe uses a CEF3-based application shell to run the brackets application.

http://blog.brackets.io/2012/06/26/building-a-desktop-quality-app-on-web-technologies/

 

sourcecode: 

shell: https://github.com/adobe/brackets-shell

brackets: https://github.com/adobe/brackets

 

But you can use HTML Application (.hta) to run your html as an application in windows.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Application

 

thanks for this. but do you know about this appjs, tidesdk, titanium, adobe air?

[Chibi]

thanks for this. but do you know about this appjs, tidesdk, titanium, adobe air?

Only know a little about Adobe Air since I'm learning AS3 but have not used it for HTML/JS applications.

As for the others, I read a little from their documentations and more or less know what they're used for.