Edge Cases

We're Just Dot-J, Baby

Wolf Rentzsch enthuses (and Andrew Pontious mostly listens) about Cappuccino, an advanced Web framework for making desktop-class web applications, essentially “Cocoa for the Web”, with all the power and pitfalls that entails. Objective-J, anyone?

Links:

• Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid « Wikipedia
• Cappuccino (application development framework) « Wikipedia
• Cappuccino Project | Desktop-Class Web Applications
• cappuccino/cappuccino « Github
• 280 Slides: Like Apple Keynote, But Online « TechCrunch
• 280 North, Inc. « Wikipedia
• Francisco Tolmasky’s personal website
• Ross Boucher’s personal website
• Tom Robinson’s personal website
• Objective-J « Wikipedia
• Object-Oriented Programming: An Evolutionary Approach, by Brad Cox and Andrew Novobilski « Amazon
• altJS compile-to-JavaScript language list
• Source-to-source compiler (transpiler) « Wikipedia
• Objective-C Literals (contains Object Subscripting)
• Atlas by 280 North « Cocoia Blog
• cappuccino/aristo « Github
• Motorola Snaps Up 280 North For $20 Million « TechCrunch
• Apple developing Flash alternative named Gianduia « AppleInsider
• Montage - HTML5 framework
• Cappuccino Blog » Blog Archive » Cappuccino 0.9.5
• Languages.js (contains naughty OR) « Github

Rejected Episode Titles:

• I Always Mean the Technology
• A Pile of Hyperlinks
• Cocoa for the Web
• Leave My Dead Neuron Here for Everyone to See
• A Little Bit of Chutzpah There
• Studlied Up Those Ivars
• Don’t Tell Anyone I Said That
• Motorola “Morbidity”?
• This Instinctive Punch to the Gut
• It Did Come Out, and It Will Never Come Out
• Some Facts on the Ground
• Shit, Let’s Just Do a GPL Episode
• After the Monolith Swallowed Them Up
• Derailed and Forked Itself
• Bad Idea for Me to Try to Quote Sports Quotes
• It Jits out My Code
• The Naughty OR