This is the first in a series of articles where the community can showcase what they are doing with Cappuccino.
In this blog post I will briefly explain what we are doing here at Nuage Networks, why we chose Cappuccino, why we love it, and what...
Here’s a quick update on what’s new with Cappuccino for the last two weeks.
Cappuccino are now on http://gitter.im/cappuccino/cappuccino. Don’t hesitate to come and ask whatever you want!Cucapp is now available...
Here’s a quick update on what’s new with Cappuccino this past month.
Some major features have been added to xCodeCapp:
xCodeCapp has been upgraded to version 3.1.xCodeCapp.In this post I will explain how you can use the jake command to build the Cappuccino documentation straight from the source. I will cover building both the HTML version of the source, as well as a DocSet version suitable for use in Dash or XCode.
After nearly a year’s worth of work we are truly excited to introduce Cappuccino 0.9.7, a major update to the Cappuccino framework featuring a massive number of new features.
Since Cappuccino is such a wide framework, ranging from a low foundations...
A common need for Cappuccino apps is the ability to upload files. Until now, the only native Cappuccino upload solution was DeepDropUpload by David Cann. While DeepDropUpload works, it hasn’t been updated in two years, and it doesn’t integrate directly...
The new Objective-J 2.0 compiler has three components: tokenizer, parser and code generator. The merging of this pull request brought major improvements to the tokenizer and code generator.
The time has come to move Cappuccino to Node.js. Why move to Node? There are three main reasons:
Cappuccino’s build system is built on top of narwhal + rhino (jsc on Mac OS X). Rhino/jsc is the Javascript engine, narwhal...
Objective-J 2.0 now supports pass by reference using the new @ref and @deref syntax. Pass by reference allows you to store a reference to a variable in a different variable and then to pass it around. Among other things this makes it possible to send...
Support for dictionary literals has today been added to Objective-J 2.0 in Cappuccino master. A dictionary literal allows you to allocate a CPDictionary with specific contents in a concise and readable manner.
The syntax is @{ key: value, key2: value2...
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