[Mike the Knife]

Are there any good, free Carbon tutorials available online?

[Camelot]

Check StepWise's Vermont Recipes

[Borborygmi]

Vermont Recipies is Cocoa, not Carbon. Apple used to have the MoonTravel.pdf file on their web site that took you through building a simple Carbon App from start to finish, but it seems to have inexplicably disappeared. A Google search still shows it, but it isn't on any of the servers. If anyone has it, I wouldn't mid getting a copy of it somehow. I've been doing mostly Cocoa stuff, but wouldn't mind messing around with Carbon too.

[Angus_D]

There's a tutorial over at http://www.mactech.com but it seems to be a bit evil to me

[benh57]

Originally posted by Mike the Knife:
<STRONG>Are there any good, free Carbon tutorials available online?</STRONG>

If you are doing Carbon I would hope you are using CodeWarrior since you can't make OS9 Carbon apps with project builder.

If you are using CodeWarrior you have PowerPlant. PowerPlant is a great carbon framework that is really great to use. Not as slick as Cocoa, but it is nice.

The "PowerPlant Book" PDF is a great tutorial on PowerPlant.

-Ben

[Chaaaosss]

There's the "Learning Carbon" book from O'Reilly but I skimmed through it the other day and I wasn't very impressed. You should be able to find it at any major bookstore in the Mac section (found it at Borders).

Edit: So I just reread the post and it says "free tutorials." So let me just expand on that -- bring notepad to Borders, pick up book, get info you need, place book back on shelf. Calmy, discreetly exit the premises.

[ 11-17-2001: Message edited by: Chaaaosss ]