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Re: Xcode does seem hard on newbies(was Xcode release notes)

Subject: Re: Xcode does seem hard on newbies(was Xcode release notes)
From: David Dunham <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 14:05:58 -0700

Ray

every example of
controllers i've seen so far are just big event loops
just with different language around it(i.e. it's and
object sending messages instead of a big 'case'
statement calling procedures and functions).

I've worked on applications where there was a base Controller class, and a number of subclasses. (Most of the behavior was in the base class, but it was customized by the subclasses.)

i will need to become quite conversant
in xcode, interface builder, the apple cocoa
environment framework and the MVC object oriented
concepts just to be able to write what i consider to
be simple programs.

Nothing (except possibly your budget) says you have to use Cocoa. REALbasic is pretty good for writing simple programs (and it's an integrated environment, where the visual editor and code editor are the same application). --

David Dunham     A Sharp     email@hidden
Voice/Fax: 206 783 7404     http://a-sharp.com
Efficiency is intelligent laziness.
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