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To me Cappuccino presents an option that I've never had before: build rich web applications without having to deal with HTML and CSS. That's incredibly attracti
by sant0sk1 17y ago
To me Cappuccino presents an option that I've never had before: build rich web applications without having to deal with HTML and CSS. That's incredibly attractive and reason enough to change tools.
Also, since its a completely client-side framework, it can still work together with server-side frameworks like Sinatra and Rails. That means I haven't lost the time I spent learning Ruby.
- gcv 17y agoYou could have also used GWT. The few Cappuccino apps I have seen are more attractive, but that might just be because GWT apps tend to be written by Java people and Cappuccino apps by Mac people. Hate to make a gross generalization like that, but Java apps with UIs rarely look good.
- ahoyhere 17y agoIf you don't deal with HTML/CSS, someone else will. Which means your app will look like what someone else decided was good. That's not good enough for me.