Re: Getting started
Re: Getting started
- Subject: Re: Getting started
- From: Laurence Harris <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 13:44:00 -0400
A couple of minor thoughts:
On Jun 26, 2007, at 10:10 AM, Peter Naish wrote:
Hi All,
I'm an occasional programmer, producing small applications almost
always for my own use. I grew up on OS 9 and earlier, with Inside
Macintosh Volumes 1 to 6 as my bible and using Think Pascal.
Ah, loved those days. *sigh*
Now I really must move onto the new platforms and OS X, and
presumably using C (I have never gone Object Oriented, so now is
probably not the time to start
I see no logic in this conclusion. ;-) How many people do you think
started their programming with an object-oriented (not capitalized
because it isn't a proper noun) language? Most of us graduated to an
OO language at some point from a procedural language. I went from
Pascal to C++ and never did much of anything in straight C. Today I'd
bite the bullet and do the Obj-C/Cocoa thing.
). It's gong to be a steep learning curve, becoming familiar with
a different language in a new IDE!
Oh yeah. Different OS, different language, different IDE. Call your
friends tell them not to think you've died if they don't hear from
you for a while. ;-)
In the absence of a nice little book called "Learning to use C with
X-Code" does anyone have advice
It's spelled Xcode. ;-)
for me as to the best way forward?
All (Reasonable!) suggestions gratefully received.
Oh, *now* you tell me. LOL
Larry
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