Re: Starting in Cocoa and a bit lost !
Re: Starting in Cocoa and a bit lost !
- Subject: Re: Starting in Cocoa and a bit lost !
- From: Daniel Jalkut <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2006 20:24:11 -0500
Hi Yvan - it sort of depends on your learning style. Personally I
don't learn well unless I do something, so it's always a "good use of
time" to try to build something, even if I have to throw it away later.
If you're like me, it's also very difficult to anticipate when
exactly things will "click." You just keep trying and one day it
becomes easy.
One way of "doing" with a relatively minimal waste of effort is to
spend time tweaking other people's source code. Get some open source
Cocoa based applications of relatively substantial size (Adium,
Shiira come to mind) and start fixing bugs!
Sorry for the vague answer but it's my way of saying that I don't
think there's a particular path to follow here. You're just at the
uncomfortable space between beginner and intermediate. One day -
maybe soon, you'll be a lot more comfortable!
Daniel
On Feb 4, 2006, at 7:47 PM, Yvan Barthélemy wrote:
I have no idea of what to do now. Read more documentation. Ask here
about technical difficulties rather organizational ones. Starting
my app from scratch and using the previous experience to have a
better design, and using documentation when I have no other choice.
Continue to work on my old "crappy" one (I think it is crappy, but
not sure !).
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