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The two things that got me started were "Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X (3rd Edition)" by Aaron Hillegass: http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/browse/book/isbn/9780
by xelfer 17y ago
The two things that got me started were "Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X (3rd Edition)" by Aaron Hillegass: http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/browse/book/isbn/9780321503619 http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/browse/book/isbn/97803215036... and iCodeBlog which has excellent tutorials for beginners: http://icodeblog.com/ http://icodeblog.com/
- pstinnett 17y agoI was trying to follow along with the Stanford course but found myself lost early on. Do you think the Cocoa Programming book covers enough Objective C / OOP basics for a beginner?
- xelfer 17y agoThe preface of the book says 'This book is written for programmers who already know some C programming and something about objects'. I'm not a strong coder, but it has been great in getting me started and teaching exactly how Objective C / Xcode / interface builder work together to create an application. I bought the book but if you want to have a quick flick through the older second edition before purchasing the someone has it on rapidlibrary.com.