In a recent post by John Resig, and in many of the comments, there seems to be the mistaken belief that Objective-J was designed to allow existing Objective-C programmers to write code that runs on the web. It’s been compared to GWT, where developers...
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In the final installment of the Cappuccino Tool article series (for now), we cover “bake”, an automatic deployment tool. Writing a Cappuccino application...
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In the third installment of the build tools series we tackle one of the most advanced build tools: press. Recall from the overview that “press” is a tool...
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In our previous post on the Cappuccino build tools we summarized the purpose of four of the tools. In this article we’ll dive deeper into two of them,...
If you were in London last week at the Future of Web Apps conference put on by Carsonified, you may have had the opportunity to see our very own Francisco Tolmasky talk about Objective-J, Cappuccino, and, well, the future of web apps.
Thankfully,...
If you were in London last week at the Future of Web Apps conference put on by Carsonified, you may have had the opportunity to see our very own Francisco Tolmasky talk about Objective-J, Cappuccino, and, well, the future of web apps.
Thankfully,...
I’m pleased to announce the release of the second update to Cappuccino since it was made available last month, version 0.5.5.
Even more exciting is the fact that this release includes our first user contributions. We’re glad these individuals were...
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This article is a high level overview of the current Cappuccino and Objective-J build tools. Subsequent posts will cover each tool in more detail.
One...
After the creation of Objective-J, one of the first things Francisco did was write a new mode for his favorite text editor, SubEthaEdit. It was immediately obvious that we should try to make our favorite development environment as productive as possible...
A couple days ago, Steven Troughton-Smith decided to try his luck at Cappuccino. With a background in Cocoa programming, and recent work on rewriting Lights Off for the iPhone (the game originally released by Lucas Newman for jailbroken phones), he...
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