Re: troubling article
Re: troubling article
- Subject: Re: troubling article
- From: Gerard Iglesias <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2003 16:38:06 +0200
On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 05:22 AM, Lloyd Dupont wrote:
well that's the all point.
you could sat down, download 121 MB (.NET dev SDK), buy C# for dummies
and start coding happily at once.
It worked for me.
I don't need to download the 300 Meg, they were sold with Jaguar...
Then buy one of the book, open it and follow the instructions:
1/ Launch PBX
2/ Create a new project : Cocoa Application document based
3/ compile and run
that's all you got your first application.
Then if you need more
1/ you will need to open the MyDocument.nib with IB, put some UI in
place
2/ Create the class that is your App controller : MyAppController
3/ Connect UI to some methods in your new class
4/ Build and run
That's all : 10 minutes ...
When one environment introduce cocept switches, then you need to learn
the new concepts, it will take more than 20 mns, you can say what you
want, I made Windows programming and it is not easy, the IDE is not
easy to use, the place of the project settings/option is very
complicated, C++ is not easy to learn, the MFC are craps and so on.
When a new environement introduce no new concept, and use the same
paradigm than other IDE you are accustomed, then it is right you will
not take long time to understand/use it.
People thinking that
PBX+IB+Foundation+AppKit+CoreGraphics+OpenGL+Quicktime+... is
complicated are coming from other planets ;)
Professional programming is not easy, if you want to play with and make
simple dummy thing then try Realbasic.
Best regards
Gerard
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