This year, for any apps I make, I've decided on no more (or as little as possible) html. Everything is going api and Cappuccino. Ah, an eccentric, you say. Per

This year, for any apps I make, I've decided on no more (or as little as possible) html. Everything is going api and Cappuccino. Ah, an eccentric, you say. Perhaps. But all these new js frameworks just don't click with me. With Cappuccino, it's not so much the objective-c feel, it's that it's not munging a js framework with html. I design my views like I would real apps - in this case I use XCode (I know, it's not on Linux) and there's a util that translates the xib's into cib's. You can also build the ui in code, which I try to avoid. I've worked with html a long time and Cappuccino was the first toolkit that made me enjoy making apps that run on the web. So, this is my commitment to myself this year. I'll also be releasing all the server tools on github/gitlab that help facilitate this sort of development (gems and whatnot). Thanks to the op for the post. Even tho I'm not interested in Angular, still an interesting read.