TDC2013-Webkit_for_Tizen外文电子书籍.pdfVIP

WebKit Laszlo Gombos, Samsung Who I am Leading a WebKit team at Samsung WebKit reviewer since 2009 laszlo.gombos@ @laszlogombos 2 Agenda •  The History of WebKit •  How to get involved with WebKit •  Architecture of WebKit •  Future challenges 3 Tizen WebKit •  Tizen is an open source operating system designed to run applications from the web ecosystem. •  The Web engine responsible for executing web application in Tizen 2.1 is based on WebKit (browser + web runtime) •  WebKit is an open source project. It is a layout engine designed to to allow web browsers to render web pages. 4 The history of WebKit Speed of development •  Lifetime of the project (12 years) •  ~150,000 commits •  ~120,000 bugs •  Last year •  ~35,000 commits, ~100 commits a day, 1 commit in every ~15 minutes •  ~30,000 bugs •  4 GB size of the repository •  3.2 GB (80%) test and test expectations – test driven development •  ~ 35,000 tests, 1.7M lines of code •  No official releases of WebKit, ports have releases 6 The history of WebKit (1/2) •  1998 – KHTML as part of KDE project on Linux (Qt) •  2003 – Apple Safari based on KHTML on Mac (WebCore, JSC) •  2005 – WebK •  2006 – Nokia S60 mobile browser on Symbian •  2007 – Apple iPhone on iOS •  2007 – Android browser •  2007 – QtWebKit (/watch?v=Tldf1rT0Rn0) 7 The history of WebKit (2/2) •  2008 – Google Chrome (Windows) •  2010 – Samsung Dolfin browser •  2010 – Blackberry 6 •  2010 – Apple announces WebKit2 •  2011 – Nokia N9 (based on WebKit2) •  2012 – Google upstream android support •  2013 – Opera to adopt Chrome port of WebKit