Overview

Collection of patterns/approaches/recipes for Cappuccino.

In many cases you can find what you want by looking through cocoadev.com. Cappuccino “CP” classes will tend to be very similar to Cocoa “NS” classes.

Communicating with your webserver

Cocoadev resource:
http://cocoadev.com/index.pl?NSURLConnection

From #cappuccino,

cratuki: Pilky: An example of something I was thinking about was communication

  between UI and the server. I’d guess that this doesn’t really relate to cocoa – is

  that fair? But for many things, maybe we could just link to stuff on cocoadev.

Pilky: communication between a “UI” and a server is pretty easy in cocoa

Pilky: it’s pretty much what one of my apps does (though it does cache it)

Pilky: just look up anything to do with NSURLConnection

Pilky: from what I understand, if you treat the Obj-J app as a desktop app

  communicating with a web server then it should work fine

Thread about using CPUrlConnection and CPJSObjectCreateFromJSON

Using ruby on rails (activerecord and activeresource)

Because javascript can be freely mixed with your objective-j sources,
Jester could be an interesting choice to use in combination with the cappuccino components.

CouchDB

This feels like a natural fit and is something to look into. http://couchdb.apache.org

Geoffrey Grosenbach (topfunky) has started a class for directly interacting with CouchDB.

• cappuccino-couchdb