Re: PyObjC
Re: PyObjC
- Subject: Re: PyObjC
- From: "Frederick Cheung" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2006 13:38:14 +0100
I don't have any practical experience but the mac bittorent client is pyobjc
Fred
On 9/4/06, Daniel GQ Chong <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has any experiences developing with PyObjC. It
seems like a nice way for beginner like myself to start developing in Cocoa.
I've tried to look up for examples of shareware being written completely in
PyObjC but all I can find are small examples posted in the PyObjC webpage. I
was wanting to know if this is a suitable path to develop full featured
software or should I invest more in learning Objective C? Also, I'll like to
know if the software written in python has the same initial lag like those
written in java?
I suppose my real question is that if the same program is written in python
and Objective C, would the end user experience be any different?
Thanks
--
Daniel Chong
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