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Learning to Program in OS X
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Middle / East TN
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Well, I'm in my second course in C++ at my university and am looking into tinkering around and making a few of my own apps for OS X. I have no idea where to start and how to tap into the OS GUI sort of thing.
Now, is C++ a good route to take for programming or should I learn Objective-C? Any online resources you would recommend?
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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learn both! Seriously, if you're gonna code, experience in multiple languages is never a bad thing. Picking up Obj-C from C++ is an interesting experience, but definately do-able. good luck
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The short shall inherit the earth. Just you wait. You won't see us coming. We'll pop out from under tables, beds, and closets in hordes. So you're tall, huh? You won't be so tall when I chew off your ankles. Mofo
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I know PHP, C++, HTML (ok, it's not a real language), why not another, heh.
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ok, 1 scripting, 1 markup, 1 "application". can DEFINATELY use s'more, but the variety is good. That said, search for the 40-billion other "should i learn Obj-C/cocoa" threads, 'cuz your answers are there, already.
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The short shall inherit the earth. Just you wait. You won't see us coming. We'll pop out from under tables, beds, and closets in hordes. So you're tall, huh? You won't be so tall when I chew off your ankles. Mofo
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