Re: Learning Xcode ???
Re: Learning Xcode ???
- Subject: Re: Learning Xcode ???
- From: ccsccs7 <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 22:50:35 -0800
Hey! I saw your post on XCode Forums. And I happen to have an interest
in Graphic design.
When I started out in programming, I did some basic BASIC stuff. Nothing
of real notice other than the fact that it was technically programming.
I then moved on to AppleScript. The big part of this whole thing is
learning how to think in programmatic terms. Xcode is a great tool to
create and manage projects with. All you can really do is pick a
language, then a book, and follow along. I find it really helpful that
Xcode comes with all of these pre-designed templates that give you a
working app that will compile. Of course, it doesn't do much, but you
can add to it.
My first real project that met with some succes was a Java calculator
applet. I started using another IDE (The name had something to do with
coffee, I think(Ah! Now I remember. It was Roaster)) and later imported
it into Xcode to attempt to continue work with it. Recently at work, I
began converting and creating databases. To do the really "cool" stuff,
I had to turn to VBA. My background in Java (and AppleScript) really
helped me to take off with it. This rekindled my programming desire and
I took on another Java project for J2ME (a lot easier than J2SE, if you
ask me).
After a while, I was able to make some headway into my projects, and
when I couldn't figure something out, then I'd turn to the books or
search online.
Cecelia
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