Re: Carbon vs Cocoa arguments
Re: Carbon vs Cocoa arguments
- Subject: Re: Carbon vs Cocoa arguments
- From: Scott Corliss <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2002 16:48:57 -0500
This actually goes against what you're trying to prove, but might give
you a little different viewpoint on Carbon.
http://www.unsanity.org/archives/000024.php
On Tuesday, October 8, 2002, at 04:26 PM, Benjamin Frere wrote:
Hello,
I'm very new to programming.
I've never code in C or anything else, but I wanna begin to learn
C and Cocoa. And I do that with a friend. But he irritates me about
Carbon.
I don't wanna touch Carbon. Carbon is great to port application from
OS 9
but it's not as good as Cocoa...
But for me, as I know nothing about programming, it's just a feeling...
I say to my friend + look, carbon app are not as beautif as Cocoa, and
they're slower etc...;
and he respond that Carbon is evolving (that is true, like the new
Drawer.h etc),
and will be the major API for OS X.
Some of other of theirs arguments that no big software company haven't
already port an app
in Cocoa, just because Carbon's code is nearer the Windows'app
code(that is in some case true) and they'll
never do a completely different code for a really smaller market etc
etc...
He takes the example of Microsoft and Adobe. But for me, Photoshop,
Illustrator etc... and Office X
are not great at all on OS X. I don't feel them good in OS X. Slow...
ugly (OS X is for me just a make up on
Office 2001)
Where can i found documentation that compares Carbon and Cocoa up to
the smallest level in the system
integration... I want to prove him that Cocoa is better with something
else that my feelings.
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