The fuzzy aspects of Cocoa -or- C-programs crammed into objective-C jackets
The fuzzy aspects of Cocoa -or- C-programs crammed into objective-C jackets
- Subject: The fuzzy aspects of Cocoa -or- C-programs crammed into objective-C jackets
- From: Jay Kuri <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 12:51:40 -0600
Hi there,
I have a question for all you seasoned cocoa programmers out there...
Are there any good guides to the more fuzzy aspects of programming
Cocoa? What I mean is that there are plenty of intro's to how to use
Cocoa, what you can do... etc... But what I'm missing is the why...
What are the common practices... Often you can accomplish the same thing
with a notification as a delegate object but when is the right time to
use a notification vs. a delegate... or, as another person recently
posted, why use exceptions rather than return codes... ?
It's easy to write a program that works... I want to know if anyone has
tips / a guide on how to write elegant programs in cocoa... How to write
cocoa apps in a characteristically cocoa way... and not in a C-program
crammed into an objective-C mold type of way.
I'd love to hear any thoughts, tips, links... etc...
Jay
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