I always wonder why, job posters want Cocoa Developers, with strong C+
+ background. As far as I know, if you really want to build
Applications using Cocoa, you have to use Objective-C and not C++.
In my opinion, this is a huge discrepancy . I think, if you really
want Cocoa there's no way around Objective-C.
Or am I missing something here?
regards
Joachim
Am 19.10.2007 um 00:18 schrieb email@hidden:
Cocoa developer
Required Skills
- 2 years of experience coding with Cocoa and C++ on Mac OS X, at
least
one year professionally
- Must be an excellent hands-on implementer with strong object
oriented
C++ programming skills
- Strong analytical, diagnostic and problem-solving skills with
ability
to generate new ideas and work independently
- Have a strong passion for building cutting-edge Mac applications
in a
team of OS internals experts
- Knowledge of internet protocols such as TCP/IP, HTTP and HTTPS
- Familiarity with the x86 and PowerPC architectures including virtual
memory, privilege levels and assembly language
- Ability to tackle complex software issues such as deadlocks and
exceptions using gdb
- Cross-platform development experience
- Knowledge of OS X internals and/or device driver development
- Degree in EE or computer science
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