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by plq 17y ago
are you absolutely sure? here's an excerpt from their website: """ Cappuccino was implemented using a new programming language called Objective-J, which is modelled after Objective-C and built entirely on top of JavaScript. Programs written
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by plq 17y ago
Depends on your requirements. JQuery is great if your goal is also to maintain a progressive experience that somewhat works without javascript. If you're after a feel closer to desktop apps, or a high level of interactivity, and also don't
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by plq 17y ago
i'd like to know why they thought it was worth the trouble of starting a new project instead of contributing to an existing one.
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by plq 17y ago
i wonder why n900 isn't catching up. it's a truly developer-friendly platform while also being a quite user-friendly smartphone (just avoid the xterm icon) and has a decent qwerty keyboard (much better than anything rim offers, imho) .
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by plq 17y ago
no it doesn't. it practically is a paraphrasing of qooxdoo's intro text.
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by plq 17y ago
we already have ext, qooxdoo, yui, gwt, etc. how does cappuccino differ from those existing and well-established projects? eg qooxdoo does implement a decent oo layer on top of standard javascipt, and also supports ie6. what are the advanta
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by plq 17y ago
this sounds and awful lot like dns. i wonder whether they evaluated deploying this solution using existing dns software. the additional features of this solution that justify its cost are not obvious from the link.
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by plq 17y ago
in my opinion, subversion fails to properly support many features it claims to support. when people find that some things do not work as advertised by design , people naturally get pissed. for example, subversion claims to do path-based au
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by plq 17y ago
okay, i can't figure out for the life of me why one would put source code in such a format up in a public code repository. or why one would ever want to deploy server-side python code in this manner. here's the one-liner to extract it btw: