While books like Hillegras' are nice, I really need more theory AND
hands-on exploration, so I can relate my existing programming
experience (C/C++/REALbasic/VB) with the Cocoa-way of doing things.
I'm really not sure what you are looking for. To learn Cocoa you will
have to use it. There's no way around doing your own exercises. In
case you hit a road block and just can't find the answer anywhere (be
sure to search Google and the list archives first) you are welcome to
post your questions here.
Perhaps Apple Inc., needs to make their ADC Premier memberships
cheaper so hobbyists can afford it
How would that help? There's no additional beginners information
available for paying ADC members, AFAIK. You get access to the
lastest technology before it's on the market. Then there's hardware
discounts and a few technical support incidents. That's it, mostly.
Andreas
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