We translate Cocoa on the web. 280 North's way.
280 North , the company behind things like Cappuccino / Objective-J and 280 Slides , has announced a new product at Atlas at FOWA .
For those who do not know: if you describe Cappuccino in a nutshell, then this is a framework that helps to create webdvannilnye applications for the web that look like desktop.
For this, we are offered to use Objective-J - a cross between Objective-C and JavaScript.
The approach, of course, is very controversial - not everyone considers it the right direction of development.
Back to the Atlas. Essentially, Apple’s Interface Builder, just redone for Cappuccino and working in a browser. Many web developers / designers were impressed. There are enough statements that this is another file - this position is closer to me.
Only a screencast is currently available on the site, and an offer to receive updates by e-mail (addresses, by the way, are collected via Google documents)
The release is expected this summer.
For those who do not know: if you describe Cappuccino in a nutshell, then this is a framework that helps to create webdvannilnye applications for the web that look like desktop.
For this, we are offered to use Objective-J - a cross between Objective-C and JavaScript.
The approach, of course, is very controversial - not everyone considers it the right direction of development.
Back to the Atlas. Essentially, Apple’s Interface Builder, just redone for Cappuccino and working in a browser. Many web developers / designers were impressed. There are enough statements that this is another file - this position is closer to me.
Only a screencast is currently available on the site, and an offer to receive updates by e-mail (addresses, by the way, are collected via Google documents)
The release is expected this summer.