Re: kitchens
Re: kitchens
- Subject: Re: kitchens
- From: Denis Stanton <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 13:01:42 +1300
carrie
I have not been to a Cocoa kitchen, but I attended many other Apple
kitchens in Europe a few years ago. I recommend them very highly. The
format is quite unlike any "course" I have attended. There is a
limited amount of formal instruction. Maybe any new and unusual
concepts are outlined. Most of the time is taken up with one-on-one
(or maybe several) mentoring by highly experienced Apple engineers.
This is not the place for absolute beginners, but if you have a project
partially written and you need a friendly expert to look at what you
have and help you through the issues I can think of no better
environment.
It's also a lot of fun and you get learn a lot from seeing what others
are doing. It's a great way to start a relationship with Apple
engineering that could be invaluable to your company.
Denis
On Friday, February 28, 2003, at 12:36 PM, Carrie Brezine wrote:
does anybody have experience with the recently advertised Cocoa
Kitchen sponsored by Apple? It sounds useful but I'll have to travel
across the country and I imagine accommodations will not be cheap so I
have to convince powers that be that it's worth the expense-- any
thoughts? thanks
carrie
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