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by Me1000 15y ago
Cappuccino wasn't really their product either, it was a means to establish a foothold in the framework area... Such that atlas would be popular.
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by Me1000 15y ago
Quick follow up to clear up a couple questions that came up: We only lay out visible rows, thus that layout is done in linear time, but calculating the position of those rows use the time complexities I described above. For variable row hei
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by Me1000 15y ago
I had a major hand in writing the CPTableView class in Cappuccino. The tableview is designed to handle hundreds of thousands of rows without slowing down. This is accomplished both through very aggressive caching, and the smart use of algor
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CappCon: Sold Out Get on the waiting list(cappuccino.org)
12 points by Me1000 15y ago|0 comments
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by Me1000 15y ago
It's also bold, and kind of silly, to suggest Cappuccino is veering toward obsolescence Tom. The only real argument you've given is that Aristo looks dated (which isn't exactly a scientific claim). Also, it's pretty important to understand
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by Me1000 16y ago
HTML5 has become a marketing term, it's not so surprising that Microsoft needs to differentiate themselves with their late jump on that bandwagon.
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by Me1000 16y ago
Congrats guys! Can't wait until the API to bring http://githubissues.heroku.com up to date with all the new features :)
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by Me1000 16y ago
We just put out a new major release about a month ago. We're very much alive. :)
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by Me1000 16y ago
The problem is that if the issue never gets fixed then native apps using a webview will never see this performance improvement. Which means in order to stay competitive Apple must continue to develop nitro. Which means they'll either develo
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by Me1000 16y ago
I will tell you, as someone who drafted the blog post, we chose to highlight the newest members of our team rather than putting the original founders name on everything we publish. The community is growing very quickly. Also, Ross's name is
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by Me1000 16y ago
Cappuccino is used on a variety of projects, some are internal and some are not. I've listed several applications being powered by Cappuccino, but certainly there are many more if anyone wants to list them. - http://picsengine.com/home -
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by Me1000 16y ago
Thanks to everyone who has put so much work into this release. We couldn't have done it without the support of our awesome community.
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by Me1000 16y ago
I dont mean to comment on your situation specifically… I'm simply pointing out you're at a disadvantage: 1. Mobile Safari isn't feature complete 2. Apple has no incentive to make it feature complete
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by Me1000 16y ago
This is because of artificial limitations placed on browser apps by iOS. Think about it, Facebook, one of the largest photo sharing WEBSITE has a native app. Why? Because you can't upload photos on iOS. iPhone OS 2 comes out, native apps ge
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by Me1000 16y ago
The 280North website was never really updated, so it's silly to look there for development updates. The Cappuccino website still receives updates and the Mailing lists as well as the repository are very active.
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by Me1000 16y ago
We have plans for a new website. Stay tuned. :)
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by Me1000 16y ago
This best thing about cappuccino's tableview is that it can be use everywhere... For example reimplementing tweetie's tweet list (more on that in a week or so). It doesn't traditionally look like a table, but it is. It's incredibly flexibl
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by Me1000 16y ago
The question is are you trying to build a desktop class application or not. If not jquery/backbone is the obvious solution. If a tablview is particularly interesting to you Cappuccino ( http://cappuccino.org ) has simply the best tableview
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Cappuccino Apps and the Web Store(cappuccino.org)
32 points by Me1000 16y ago|6 comments
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by Me1000 16y ago
I think generally people know that cappuccino is for building applications, not websites. And there really wasn't much misleading as the discussion was around the app itself.