Hi all (sorry for a possible double post; I don't think my post yesterday showed up),
I first would like to thank you for your efforts on GNUstep. I appreciate the fact that this kind of object and development environment is available outside the confines of the Apple universe. I am looking to start programming in Objective-C so I can mess around with GNUstep and Etoile and possibly port a Latin dictionary program written for the Mac (which uses WebView for a lot of stuff - I'm wondering if SimpleWebKit is far enough along to use for this?). http://retinenda.com/verba/ Source: http://retinenda.com/downloads/Verba-1.0-source.zip In any event, I am wondering what the best Objective-C book would be for somebody brand-new to programming (besides some terrible text-mode Java programs for a CS 101 class that I should have tried harder in). If learning Objective-C first is not the best way to go, where should I start instead? Many thanks in advance, James Why do we find ourselves living as if to say “I am willing to pay the price to settle for something less”? — Lorenzo Albacete _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
