I consider going with Objective-J, instead writing plain JavaScript. But I wonder if the documentation of the language and the frameworks is good enough, since it seems like a very young development.
I consider going with Objective-J, instead writing plain JavaScript. But I wonder if the documentation of the language and the frameworks is good enough, since it seems like a very young development.
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Reset to default 10The API is also the same as Cocoa, so for instance, looking at developer.apple. for NSView will be suitable as docs for CPView.
Been trying it for future development. One thing for sure, it is intended for web "apps" instead of web "sites".
Documentations are lacking at this moment I think but the mailing list is active. The only docs & howtos I can find are in the official site.
Very young development indeed.
Cappuccino’s documentation is generated with doxygen and you can always summon jake docs to build a local copy.
Definitely look into the mailing list.