[kman42]

I've gone through Learning Cocoa and Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X. I feel as if I need some good intermediate resources to move to the next level. Can people recommend anything?

I know there aren't that many books to choose from, so some web resources would be helpful. I think I really want descriptions of the frameworks and classes similar to that available in the PB help system, but I'd like some more code examples. Are there good places to look for this sort of thing? Perhaps developers lists people could recommend? Open-source code/class swapping sites or something for Cocoa?

thanks,
kman

[ksuther]

Cocoadev.com, stepwise.com, and cocoadevcentral.com are very helpful. The mac forums can help with problems also. Poking around on the apple-cocoa and omni-dev lists are fun too

There's really a lot of places where you can get help.

[Seb G]

kman, what do you mean by moving to the 'next level'? I would recommend that you just get your hands dirt and start writing some toy application - like an address database, birthday calendar, slideshow program etc. - if you're not doing that already. Apple's documentation should be ok for that, plus you can ask questions here, and check out ksuther's links.

[kman42]

Seb G: I am writing some practice apps, but I ran into some snags that I just couldn't find the answer to in my books or in the Apple Cocoa docs. But I found the answer in 2 minutes over at cocoadev.com. Thanks for the links, ksuther!

kman