On 4/10/06, Ben Kazez <email@hidden> wrote:
> On Sun, 09 Apr 2006 20:43:42 -0700, Jonathan wrote:
>
> > I actually just ordered the Hillegass book, and also realized why I
> > had chosen another one to start with. Hillegass isn't available in
> > eBook form, so I can't cut and paste code samples and such. Another pity.
> This might actually be a good thing. I followed some of Apple's Cocoa
> tutorials a while ago, and I found that if I retyped the code (even
> though it was sitting on my computer in clear text), I understood and
> remembered it much better. That might be just me, though.
Most people tend to learn better not by example, but rather by doing
(even if assisted, like copying code out of a book). By typing out
the code, you'll not only probably understand more about the code
itself, you'll definitely learn a ton about Xcode, discovering all
kinds of things about it (and gcc) that have changed since the text
was written :)
J.
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