Re: C# on OSX?
Re: C# on OSX?
- Subject: Re: C# on OSX?
- From: Izidor Jerebic <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2007 08:54:20 +0200
On 6.7.2007, at 23:05, ivasena wrote:
Not only that, but as a recent .Net newbie I can tell you that a
lot of .Net API concepts are taken from Cocoa (almost literally,
in some case).
That's quite strange for me (being programming .NET for several
years), hence .NET is more 'like' Java, than Obj-C. Even more if we
are talking about the concepts. Take as example [[MyClass alloc]
init] approach, which has no analogue in .NET.
So it is much easier to go from .Net to Cocoa (or Cocoa to .Net as
in my case) than using procedural frameworks on one platform (such
as Carbon on Mac or MFC on Windows) and object oriented on the
other platform (Cocoa or .Net).
Knowing .NET, if I had no C++ experience in the past, I would
probably never look Obj-C at all :) That's all, of course, IMHO...
You are talking about languages: C# versus Obj-C.
I am talking about framework concepts and APIs.
It is true that C# language is Java-like, but .Net framework is Cocoa-
like.
It takes a day or two to learn and use C# or Obj-C. It takes a lot
more to learn and use API. So it is better to go with the destination
framework which is closest to the source framework.
izidor
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