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David Siaw edited this page Jan 13, 2015
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Cappuccino is an Application Framework designed for creating desktop class applications on the web. Cappuccino is written in Objective-J, a language extension to JavaScript that adds classical inheritance, script importing, and a bunch of other goodies without breaking backwards compatibility.
- If you’re new to Objective-J and Cappuccino, you might want to start by downloading the Latest Stable Version and reading through a few of the tutorials and demos on the main site. All the demos are hosted on github as well.
- There are a number of Tools you can download that can help you develop, debug, and deploy.
- Cappuccino applications often are browser-based front-ends to a server system. To communicate with the server side scripts and databases, you will likely need some sort of client-server communications.
- Check out a live demo
- Read the FAQ.
- Read the Glossary if you come across terms you don’t recognize. And let us know if there’s a term missing!
- Filing bugs is the easiest and most helpful way to contribute.
- Check out the Projects to Work On
- Instructions on Getting and Building the Source and Contributing Code
- Write Documentation
- Subscribe to the mailing list
- Chat with us directly on the IRC Channel
- Check out the Current Projects people are working on.
List of available modules / frameworks for Cappuccino
Cookbook area for collecting patterns that are useful in writing cappuccino applications.
Tips for optimizing Cappuccino applications.
Bits of useful code.
Changelist for each release