Cappuccino News 2014 November 15th
Here’s a quick update on what’s new with Cappuccino for the last two weeks.
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- Multi-Nib Applications with Interface Builder by Andrew Hankinson has been added to this blog, so take a look if you missed it.
Here’s a quick update on what’s new with Cappuccino for the last two weeks.
Every two weeks, we show you how Cappuccino is growing.
The CPSegmentedControl supports the mini and small control size. (Dogild - PR)
Possibility to select part of a textual CPDatePicker when dragging. (Dogild - PR)
This post will take you through how to set up a very basic application using objects contained in multiple NIB files. After scouring the web I could find very few clear instructions on how to set this up and, while it turns out that it is quite simple...
Every two weeks, we show you how Cappuccino is growing.
The method - (BOOL)popoverShouldClose: is now called called in transient and semi-transient mode. (primalmotion - PR)
Popover windows now trap the next mouse event...
Every two weeks, we show you how Cappuccino is growing.
Every two weeks, we show you how Cappuccino is growing.
CPDatePicker (textual and graphical) now works in a view-based CPTableView. (Dogild
Every two weeks, we show you how Cappuccino is growing.
setControlSize: with options CPRegularControlSize, CPSmallControlSize and CPMiniControlSize is now availble for every standard Cappuccino control.The theme...
Here’s a quick update on what’s new with Cappuccino for the last two weeks.
The blurred CPPopover animation in Google Chrome has been fixed.
The transient or semi-transient CPPopover now closes on a right click.
The checking...
Here’s a quick update on what’s new with Cappuccino for the last two weeks.
Cappuccino in action by Antoine Mercadal has been added to the blog.
Cucumber + Cappuccino = Cucapp by Alexandre Wilhelm has been added to the blog.
At Nuage Networks we needed a solution to test our Cappuccino application. We now have two different suites of tests: unit tests and functional tests.
OJTest satisfies all of our needs for unit-testing. We found a large number of examples in Cappuccino...