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  • Subject: Docs, questions and stuff
  • From: "email@hidden" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 14:51:59 +0200

Hello list,

I'd like to tell you my opinion concerning documentation from a newbies
standpoint. This might be a little more related to ObjC than to the
framework (which is like big hole of information, unfortunately as a newbie
I don't know exactly what I'm looking for..). However

In comparison to my "learning PHP" times, I find it very helpful to access
resources (mostly on the web such as phpbuilder.com or php.net) with
examples, snippets and stuff. So I learned the concept of object oriented
programming (yep, PHP is OO) much more better by reading code than by
crawling trough boring long "concept" articles.

I really like the idea to have a website like php.net (with its mighty
function reference) for Cocoa.

A couple of questions for today: Can someone recommend the "Learning Cocoa"
book for a newbie like me? What's the best way to learn ObjC? Should I begin
from Scratch with C++ and then go to ObjC? Can you recommend a good book for
"Learning ObjC"?
Finally. :-) How do I create an array for integers? Would be nice to get a
small snippet that creates an array of integers and is filling it inside a
for loop.

Martin
http://www.happytoys.de

P.S. Thanks again for treating me with care. If you want to blast me with
"RTFM", please tell me the exact place where I have to read. :-)


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