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I’ve posted an article about multi-lingual localization for a Cappuccino applications:

http://www.memoryminer.com/blog/?p=134

The article includes a link to a Github gist with working code.

AppKiDo is an API documentation browser for Cocoa. CappKiDo is the same tool, but for Cappuccino ! It is very elegant and so easy to find the doc you want. A must try!

Ross recently delivered an hour long Cappuccino overview for Pivotal Labs. The video is available online for those interested.

CuCapp is Cucumber for Cappuccino.

Introducing CuCapp

RaphaelJS is a Javascript library that lets you easily create and manipulate vector graphics. I thought it would be great to have a beautiful Objective-J API to use it in Cappuccino projects. What I came up with is Raphuccino (with video).

Cinemira is a Cappuccino application that provides a unique view into the iTunes movie store. Its goal is to make finding, tracking and being notified of movie rentals much easier.

It has recently reached a public beta phase, which means you can load up the app without having to create an account. I encourage you to check it out to see another example of a production Cappuccino application in action.

A blog post that shows how to draw wide, equally spaced, strings in Cappuccino.

Cocoa To Cappuccino – Spatially Formatting Text Fields

It describes a work-around for the missing method -[CPString drawAtPoint].

This is a condense version of best practices for testing Cappuccino applications. If you’re interested in test but don’t know where to start, this would be the blog post for you!

Blog Post

Tutorial screencast: “CollectionViews and their Items in Interface Builder”.

http://www.vimeo.com/10921630

This tutorial shows you how to use Interface Builder to create a collection view and its item views for a Cappuccino project.

The video has been sped up to reduce its size and run time, so make use of the pause to get things down.

This process is how I do it, however if you know of a better way or some different steps please contact me on Twitter @stevegeek

Hope this is useful!

In case you missed it yesterday, Cappuccino 0.8 was officially released and the Cappuccino blog had an overview of the new features, which include:

• CPTableView & CPOutlineView implementations
• Automatic image spriting
• nib2cib updates
• CommonJS and Jake-based build tools

Established APIs have not changed much, so upgrading your apps should be relatively painless!

I just posted the second post in a series of posts about Cappuccino. The posts explains the basics of the Cappuccino theming engine and can be found here

Here is the link

Those following Cappuccino’s progress on GitHub are already aware that me1000 has had commit access for awhile now (and has been making good use of it), but it was officially announced on the Cappuccino blog today.

Congrats to Randy and keep up the good work!

http://j.mp/twiec41

http://j.mp/twiec40

A tutorial on strings in Cappuccino for Cocoa programmers.

Thinking About Strings

The tutorial contains an example program, cappscanner , that implements a CPString Category which performs scanning, similar to Cocoa’s NSScanner.

#cocoa-to-cappuccino

http://j.mp/twiec38

Hey guys, I worked on a port of NSDecimal, NSDecimalNumber and NSDecimalNumberHandler a while ago to Cappuccino and since the request for extensions to be named after our initials I have renamed and moved the source to its own repo

http://github.com/stevegeek/SIDecimalNumber

Hope some one might find it interesting even just as a programming exercise.

Stephen Ierodiaconou

I meant to show this at NSConference but it turned out as a disaster. Anyway, so I put it up as a blog post Enjoy!

I’ve added Vimeo support to CPVideoKit Please note: the Vimeo JavaScript API (if you can even call it that), sucks. But basic playback, pause, mute, volume control and so forth works.

It might still be a little rough around the edges, but will point you in the right direction for your everyday Cappuccino video household needs. I’ve updated the demo app, too.

Enjoy!

- Johannes

http://j.mp/Twiec37

A new version of OJMoq has been released. It includes callbacks and more significant base objects. You can read about it here and here . The source for OJMoq is on GitHub and in order to install it all you need to do is type sudo tusk install ojmoq (that is, as long as you have Narwhal).

http://j.mp/CappCast13

So I just released CPVideoKit and even made a little video showing it off. It let’s you easily embed and control YouTube videos in your Cappuccino app with a nice Objective-J API. Enjoy.

http://j.mp/twiec36