Programming without seeing
Programming without seeing
- Subject: Programming without seeing
- From: email@hidden (Saqib Shaikh)
- Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 08:20:56 -0000
Hi all
I hope this post isn't considered off-topic since it doesn't relate to the
accessibility APIs. I am a blind developer and want to get started with
coding under Mac OS X (I'm a proficient programmer under Win32 and Linux).
The main stumbling block is that in Win32-land everybody uses App Wizard to
create dialogue boxes, menus, etc. However all that App Wizard does is
create an ASCII resource script. Five years ago I taught myself how to
write resource scripts by hand in a text editor, and have been doing so ever
since. Similarly in Linux when using the GTK or QT toolkits, or in Java,
many peple opt for a GUI design application, but in all cases the output of
the application is either a script/XML file/source code.
I have read in many places that it is possible to develop using Cocoa/Carbon
without using Interface Builder, but after a week of Googling have not found
a single example I can learn from. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks, Saqib
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