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The issues addressed in the table of contents appeal to me; but I expect you're right, that there would only be cohesiveness within each section, not between th
by 10ren 18y ago
The issues addressed in the table of contents appeal to me; but I expect you're right, that there would only be cohesiveness within each section, not between them.
BTW: I've heard good things about Objective-C. Any idea why it was not successful outside Apple? Was it because of Apple's proprietary approach?
- harpastum 18y agoAs far as I can tell (as an amateur mac developer), the major advantage Objective-C has on the mac over other platforms is the extensive support that Cocoa [1], Apple's giant grouping of APIs/Frameworks/etc, lends. It's so helpful, in fact, that many Mac developers refer to programming in Objective-C as "Cocoa Programming" (also, it's the title of the best programming book I've ever read [2]). [1]http://developer.apple.com/cocoa/ http://developer.apple.com/cocoa/ [2]http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321503619 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321503619