On 20 Jun 2005, at 10:54 AM, chris wrote:
Objective C is probably a good choice, as that
works with XCode (right? I don't use XCode yet either... I'm really
not a
programmer), which is clearly where Apple plans to put their effort as
they go forward
You can write in other languages in XCode, (C++ is what I would have
leaned toward if I was going to use the Carbon APIs) but the Cocoa APIs
and documentation are in Objective C, so it makes it easier to stick
with Apple's standard. (It also will make future transitions easier as
you stated.)
I let my ADC membership lapse to peon status, but I can upgrade it
once the project gets off the ground. There are a few perks that will
come in handy like Apple's testing labs.
-David
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