As I understand it, carbon is the step back from cocoah in its
timescales. In other words, I think, but don't quote me on this, that
it came first.
On 24 Sep 2007, at 11:11, Jude DaShiell wrote:
Computer documentation ranges from fantastic to abyssmal depending
on the vendor or manufacturer of the software. Presentation issues
aside for a moment, accuracy of information in some documentation
is wonting. Apple other than providing on disk documentation and
web-based documentation doesn't do anything else and depends on
third party providers. Not everybody has a bookshare.org account
and international users are under some restrictions for use of
materials obtained from that site beyond those living in the United
States. For those that do have bookshare.org accounts though there
are a few texts a Mac user might find helpful to download and
read. One thing that puzzles me about that though is that the only
programming book tightly connected to apple that bookshare.org has
is on carbon. Is that programming platform worthwhile to learn for
developing stuff we all can use?
