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Re: Why Cocoa (say vs Carbon)
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Re: Why Cocoa (say vs Carbon)


  • Subject: Re: Why Cocoa (say vs Carbon)
  • From: Robert Steely <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 18:09:31 -0500

On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, at 05:12 PM, Jeff LaMarche wrote:

...but be advised of two things:

1) While mostly accurate, it does contain some glaring inaccuracies (e.g. Cocoa applications can't access all carbon functionality)
2) It is a sales pitch for (i.e. propaganda) for RealBasic and the purpose of the article is to explain why RealBasic is better than both Carbon and Cocoa, which skews the data.

Number two is inaccurate. It was written to explain that Cocoa and Carbon are coequals that access the same underlying functionality (Core Foundation). And that applications written using Carbon offer essentially the same capabilities as those written in Cocoa (granted you'll have to write a lot more code in Carbon to get that functionality).

REALbasic is not advertised as being better than Carbon, because REALbasic *is* a Carbon-based development environment, and as such, their paths are linked.

Bob
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