Re: Newbie - Buy book(s) or read free documentation, which is best ????
Re: Newbie - Buy book(s) or read free documentation, which is best ????
- Subject: Re: Newbie - Buy book(s) or read free documentation, which is best ????
- From: Frank <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2003 11:17:04 +0100
Mats,
I am reading several books on
http://safari.oreilly.com.
Learning Cocoa with Objective C 2nd edition was very helpfull to start
writing my first cocoa apps. I did not feel that the book was much less
usefull using Xcode instead of PB.
Even though the available online articles and documentation are
sufficient (look also at stepwise.com and other websites) I personally
find it more effective to read a book. I started out using the online
doc, but found that you get a somewhat fragmented picture of cocoa
development.
Good luck getting started with this great framework.
Regards,
Frank
On 2003, Dec 20, , at 15:20, Persson Mats wrote:
Dear all,
I'm a newbie to Cocoa development, and as such I've been looking for
books to help get me up to speed faster.
However, considering Xcode and OS X.3 most books available seems 'out
of date' now.
So, should I splash out on a/some book(s) now, or wait till Xcode
updates comes along, whenever that is?
If so, which books are recommended and why ??
Or should I just concentrate on reading the available Apple
documentation, and save the money ??
What do you, more experienced guys & gals think ???
Kind regards,
Mats
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