How to Build a Desktop WYSIWYG Editor with WebKit and HTML 5
Web technologies are increasingly being used on the desktop to bring richer user interfaces to conventional applications. In this tutorial we will show you how to use the WebKit HTML renderer alongside native GTK widgets to make a desktop WYSIWYG editor with Python.
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