FROM : Graeme Nattress
DATE : Sat Nov 23 20:51:59 2002
I'd recommend getting O'Reilly "Building Cocoa Applications" - the
worked examples are pretty darn good and the Sams Cocoa Programming,
because very quickly you're going to need a reference guide.
And then get your hands dirty - work through the examples and then try
a real application of your own.
I'd also get a copy of The C Programming language, second edition
Kernighan and Ritchie. If you've not done C before, and C is a valid
subset of Objective-C, then you'll find that guide very useful indeed.
Also, learn to find your way around the online Apple cocoa
documentation.
Graeme
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DATE : Sat Nov 23 20:51:59 2002
I'd recommend getting O'Reilly "Building Cocoa Applications" - the
worked examples are pretty darn good and the Sams Cocoa Programming,
because very quickly you're going to need a reference guide.
And then get your hands dirty - work through the examples and then try
a real application of your own.
I'd also get a copy of The C Programming language, second edition
Kernighan and Ritchie. If you've not done C before, and C is a valid
subset of Objective-C, then you'll find that guide very useful indeed.
Also, learn to find your way around the online Apple cocoa
documentation.
Graeme
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