Hello Omar:
Probably the best way to learn is by example. ANd if you're brand new
to GNUstep and have no experience with Cocoa, I strongly recommend that
you use GNUstep Renaissance (http://www.gnustep.it/Renaissance/).
Renaissance has several examples, and IMO, declaring your user interface
through XML is much less tedious than doing it programmatically *and*
using a drag-and-drop tool. Also, tools such as Gorm and Interface
Builder produce UI's that have fixed layouts, including fixed font
sizes, which I think is a bad thing.
Of course, you'll have to work with the API sooner or later anyway.
Probably the best source of documentation at this point is Apple's Mac
reference library (http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/). Just
remember that GNUstep only covers the Foundation and AppKit frameworks.
HTH,
Matt
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