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  1. @sze There's no specific framework, use Cocoa Bindings. Though binding to raw Javascript objects won't work.3:06 PM Oct 24th from web in reply to sze
  2. @boucher Yes, JSLint matches ObjJ syntax http://bit.ly/TYF7s and outputs a token stream 'compiled' to Javascript http://bit.ly/39AsoF8:05 PM Oct 5th from web in reply to boucher
  3. @sandbags Seconded. Somehow Flash still manages to crash my Safari :(8:42 AM Oct 5th from web in reply to sandbags
  4. Objective-J syntax in JSCocoa http://bit.ly/ntBFH PIC http://twitpic.com/k2vzu5:39 AM Oct 3rd from web
  5. Blocks and Grand Central Dispatch http://bit.ly/1IKRW510:49 AM Sep 28th from web
  6. RT @kottke Barack Obama's amazingly consistent smile http://bit.ly/EXx9b1:25 PM Sep 25th from web
  7. Runtime Cocoa walk with JSCocoa http://bit.ly/KENRM1:40 PM Sep 22nd from web
  8. 8 ways to use Blocks in Snow Leopard http://bit.ly/9np2N9:14 AM Sep 21st from web
  9. It's 2009 and configure scripts can't handle spaces in paths. Sigh.9:37 PM Sep 15th from web
  10. @nstrslk Yes, as JSCocoa can call C functions. The framework needs a bridgesupport file describing it. Any particular framework in mind ?6:14 AM Sep 15th from web in reply to nstrslk
  11. WebKit's webgl tests, OpenGL in Safari http://bit.ly/2yndc2:12 PM Sep 13th from web
  12. JSTalk, script your Cocoa applications with Javascript instead of AppleScript - http://jstalk.org/10:17 PM Sep 12th from web
  13. @alexnichols Looks nice, but why all the dithering ?4:23 PM Sep 9th from web in reply to alexnichols
  14. @subtleGradient None yet. I'm not sure if JSCocoa is allowed, JavascriptCore is a private iPhone API. Right now it's just proof of concept.6:33 AM Sep 7th from web in reply to subtleGradient
  15. Use JSCocoa in place of the existing WebKit bridge http://bit.ly/yuRYa2:14 PM Sep 6th from web
  16. JSCocoa now 64 bit capable ! http://bit.ly/alz8p JSCocoa now runs on x86_64, i386, PPC, iPhone and iPhone simulator.2:13 PM Sep 6th from web
  17. @timburks is there a table of contents available for the Cocoa patterns book ?2:26 PM Sep 1st from web in reply to timburks
  18. parmanoirJSCocoa on the iPhone : details http://bit.ly/2V8WO72:22 PM Sep 1st from web
  19. libffi for the iPhone http://bit.ly/SWpc49:44 PM Aug 29th from web
  20. JSCocoa works on the iPhone ! source on Github, needs some cleanup (iPhoneTest2)10:50 AM Aug 29th from web