On Apr 18, 2006, at 12:37 AM, Klaus Backert wrote:
I agree -- pages like the one you mentioned aren't helpful to new
people. I think one thing Apple could do that would help is to
have a
VERY prominent document that documents the documentation. In other
words, explain the differences among conceptual guides, programming
guides, and class references, so that users can benefit from them
more.
It's all there in the Xcode documentation, and it's easy to find:
ADC Home > Reference Library > Cocoa > Getting Started
Yes, indeed: GETTING STARTED ;-)
Certainly the Getting Started document gives a good roadmap for
learning, but it doesn't explain the roles of the different document
types. If you (in the general sense -- that is, "man" rather than
"Sie") think that this would be useful, or you have any other
suggestions for improving the documentation (that are not specific to
a particular article), then you should file an enhancement request.
mmalc
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