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Re: Suit My Mind | Cappuccino : building the jake branch

milestinsley — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 11:47:51 -0000

@Jerod, @tbaltazar This confused me too at first. I'm not 100% sure how spriting works in Capp, but it appears that there are now only two http requests for the framework resources:

/Frameworks/AppKit/Resources/Aristo.blend/Info.plist
&
/Frameworks/AppKit/Resources/Aristo.blend/Browser.platform/Aristo.blend.sj

This is great! No more watching your app chrome 'fill-in' as the resources load!

I guess the Aristo.blend.sj is a serialised string of the resource images, that get converted/parsed back into images by the browser (as Jerod pointed out).

I am looking forward to some commentary on this from the Cappuccino team!

Re: tumbléo

milestinsley — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 11:25:40 -0000

It's ingenious and creative, but I'd like to see the gauge measure something even more interesting! This should totally tap into... dare I say it... Twitter!?!?

Re: Atlas: Under the Hood

milestinsley — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 20:12:22 -0000

This is awesome! I can't for the release of Atlas. It is going to be great for the project I am working on :P

Thanks 280 North!

Re: Follow Friday. Oh My!

milestinsley — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 03:55:54 -0000

Excellent. Conversely, I think there should be "unfollow tuesdays" (#unfollowtuesdays). Why? Because part of Twitters' brilliance is that following does not have to be mutual. You can create a refined list of Tweeters whose Tweets are useful and interesting to you. To achieve this, the power of unfollowing must not be underestimated!

Re: Using xCode to develop in Cappuccino

milestinsley — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 17:14:50 -0000

Hey, I have just worked out the solution. In the Groups & Files list, you need to drag the new classes you have created (i.e not AppController.j) into the Sources folder of your app in the Targets section. I think this just tells the compiler to include the new files when it builds you app. Although, I am sure someone can explain it much better! It works though :P

Re: Using xCode to develop in Cappuccino

milestinsley — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 16:09:45 -0000

Whenever I "Build and Go", only the AppController.j is packaged into the debug build. That is to say, my other classes never appear in the debug build folder. Once I copy and paste the missing classes, the app runs fine.

I am new to Xcode and feel like I am missing something obvious...!!