Hi Robert,
>> no more .exe webserver? ....so this app will run without a web server? how? can you explain better the mechanism?
The idea is fairly simple, but there are a lot of subtle details that have to be understood. I'll be covering this in some detail during the training at devcon. After devcon I'll do more docs and so on and for those not at devcon the release on Dec 4 is probably the webinar to watch for a full explanation. After that webinar I suspect there will be more webinars on NetTalk Apps and there's a lot of detail there to discuss.
In a nutshell though, the idea is that you can "disconnect" the web app from the web server. You would still actually have a web app (for 2 reasons - see below) but the app itself can run "without a connection to the server".
This app can then be packaged with PhoneGap (or something similar) to make a stand-along mobile app which can be deployed to Android, iOS etc.
You actually still need a server, for 2 reasons.
a) The server actually "generates" the app. From there it is saved for disconnected use (or packaging) but it's generated by the server.
b) you need a "Sync" server which allows your disconnected app to synchronize data with the server. The server side, and the client side, for this are all built-in - so it's not something you'll actually spend any time on, but for all but for most use cases you'll want the data captured in the mobile device to go somewhere.
The reason this information has been released at this point is specifically for those attending devcon training - either in Orlando or online. For the rest it's not really useful to you before Dec 4 - and during that webinar there will be a lot more information.
Cheers
Bruce