I can't imagine building a user interface intensive application through this technique. It would be extremely cool if they could integrate Interface Builder,
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10/24/88 STEVE JOBS: CAN HE DO IT AGAIN - Business Week - 0 views
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This fascinating 1988 article profiles the project that was the genesis of Mac OS X.
Best practices for passing data between processes in Cocoa - Stack Overflow - 0 views
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IPC for data - suitable library APIs
CocoaDev: AmbraiSmalltalk - 0 views
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This Smalltalk company seems to have reified the Cocoa UI toolkit beautifully. Judging by the Ambrai website, there don't seem to be any retail Smalltalk compilers in the pipeline. However this could be a great lesson in how to reify John McIntosh's new Objective-C bridge for Squeak, or Etoile's Smalltalk library, if it hasn't been done already.
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iSqueak Wikki: ObjectiveC - 0 views
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third attempt at having an Objective-C bridge in Squeak.
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once we resolve the classOop we just send messages to the instance like we would do with a normal Smalltalk object.
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Documentation for a new (2008) Objective-C bridge for Squeak - as created by John McIntosh This was used to get a local Pier wiki server on the iPhone / iPod Touch.
F-Script: Command-line Cocoa shell goes beta - Ars Technica - Feb 2009 - Page 2 - 0 views
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Its interactive Smalltalk-like Object-browser offers an intense way to explore the objects you've created, traverse their instance variables and methods and really start to interact with them in a way not normally permitted by Xcode. You can visually review the object's current state. You can pick new messages to send.
F-Script: Command-line Cocoa shell goes beta - Ars Technica - Feb 2009 - Page 1 - 0 views
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So you win in terms of the interactive nature of F-Script but you don't move past the fussy little details that come along with Cocoa.
F-Script: Command-line Cocoa shell goes beta - Feb 2009 - Topic Powered by Eve For Ente... - 0 views
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F-Script Anywhere, which is included in the standard F-Script binary distribution.With FSA, you can inject F-Script into any running Cocoa application and inspect the object tree at runtime -- without having source! Or even requiring source changes! From a development perspective, this lets you script your applications much more simply than AppleScript -- you don't have to create a parallel and incomplete object model.
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Ars Technica comments
Smalltalk - GNUstepWiki - 0 views
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Brief introduction to the StepTalk dialect of Smalltalk that runs on GNUstep and Mac OS X
The NEXTSTEP/OpenStep FAQ -- Contents - 0 views
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It seems that this interesting FAQ was last updated by users of OPENSTEP software around 1997.
GDL2: the GNUstep Database Library | 2004 | Linux Journal | Ludovic Marcotte - 0 views
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the reader is encouraged to read previous GNUstep articles, (Linux Journal, April 2003 and March 2004)
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I bookmarked these earlier today.
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GDL2 is a free (LGPL) implementation of EOF, Enterprise Objects Framework. EOF was created by NeXT Computer, Inc. in 1994 as a collection of API to develop efficiently object-oriented database applications using the Objective-C language.
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When using EOF, much of the controller's logic described in the previous article now is being managed automatically by EOF. In fact, the application's user interface becomes the View, EOF the controller and database itself, the Model.
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another tutorial
ccgus's jstalk at master - GitHub - 0 views
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Interesting complement to Etoile "JSTalk's goal is not to kill off or replace AppleScript, but to provide a compelling alternative by blending together existing technologies."
Musings from Mars » Cocoa tag - 0 views
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Some interesting links about Cocoa development tools
About QuantumSTEP - 0 views
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This is an attempt to make an OpenSTEP/Cocoa platform for a PDA - so that Mac-lovers love their PDA more. Development for Maemo is halted, but apparently the project has plans to begin porting to OpenMoko Neo1973. Unlike OpenMoko, they have a (proprieta
F-Script - 0 views
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F-Script is a lightweight open-source scripting layer specifically designed for the Mac OS X object system (i.e. Cocoa). F-Script provides scripting and interactive access to Cocoa frameworks and custom Objective-C objects. It aims to be a useful and fun tool for both beginners and experts, allowing interactively exploring, testing and using Cocoa-based objects and frameworks. Based on Smalltalk, F-Script provides a pure object-oriented environment that leverage Mac OS X technologies and includes significant innovations
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Exploring Cocoa with F-Script Learn F-Script in 20 Minutes and Have Fun Playing with Core Image Scripting Cocoa with F-Script Creating Cocoa Classes with F-Script System-wide Scripting with F-Script Embedding F-Script into Cocoa Applications
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Smalltalk shell scripting, open source, with Cocoa!
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