Looking for a mentor
Looking for a mentor
- Subject: Looking for a mentor
- From: Andy Bettis <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 19:15:37 +0100
Hi folks,
From my previous postings it must be clear that I'm a real newbie at
Cocoa. I've also been programming for yonks so I do get a bit
frustrated at not finding the exact answer to my questions in the
copious and extensive but somehow not quite 'right' (for me)
documentation. Most of what I'm trying to do seems (to me, at least)
very basic but when I try to read up specific subjects they're either
too specific (and not quite doing what I want, of course) or too vague
and general to get me coding. I suppose I'm looking for the equivalent
of the PowerPlant book - a general overview of subjects, then more
details, then real wortld examples. And, of course, in PP you can look
at the code and see exactly what's going on.
So, rather than pepper the list with my dumb questions I wonder if
someone would be interested in being a mentor for me, answering my
questions, steering me in the right direction, and giving advice on
Cocoa 'good practices'. I can't offer much of an hourly rate but
there's a nice, little known Scotch distillery just down the road which
could produce a flavoursome 'thank you'.
Cheers,
Rev. Andy
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