And, perhaps (?), that ties in with the GUI being the most proprietary thing here, thus, them building that last/less or wanting to de-emphasize it?
replyAristo already exists and looks great: <https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&query=aristo%20cxr&sor...>
replyMan I used to develop SAAS software using Cappuccino. Since I knew Objc (and JS/CSS) really well it was such a beautiful system for development. I'm sad it never went anywhere
replyMay I ask what made it special? It does look awful "elegant" and well put together ...
replyThe real link: https://www.cappuccino.dev/aristo/
replyLooks great, so sad that it's yet another web framework. Kinda smacks of GNOME, though.
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replyOh wow I remember trying cuppaccino about .... 15 years ago maybe? Fun times, though I never built anything serious.
replyThe project says it’s in pre alpha so that’s to be expected
replyLiterally the first two features listed on the website are "clean design" and "global menus". If they're too early to even have mockups of what that's going to look like, I have to question why they have what clearly seems to be a marketing page up publicly at all then.
replyLooks like: macOS window chrome with Windows 95 GUI controls.
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