I had no trouble following this tutorial:
http://cocoadevcentral.com/d/learn_objectivec/
The C one was enlightening really. Worth the read even if you don't end
up developing in C or Objective-C
Kevin N.
On 3/11/10 10:15 AM, Matt S. wrote:
Have any of you taken on the challenge of
Thanks, I'll check these out as well!
.m
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 7:43 AM, Greg Ligierko gre...@l-d5.com wrote:
I am learning ObjC for about a month. The purpose is porting and
existing AS2 application to iphone/ipad. Having very poor C experence
I can say, that knowing C is not something
I am learning ObjC for about a month. The purpose is porting and
existing AS2 application to iphone/ipad. Having very poor C experence
I can say, that knowing C is not something essential to familiarize
and then working fore real with apple frameworks.
Before I started XCode for good, I bought
I've dabbled with iPhone development, and in a month or so, you can get
familiar with the development process and the language. But to be really good,
you'll probably need something like this:
http://stevenloe.com/iphone/learn_iphone_development_in_5_easy_steps.jpg
-Steven Loe
Right, but
For those interested, iTunes-U has a Standford course for iPhone development.
http://itunes.stanford.edu/
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Steven Loe stevenloe5...@yahoo.com wrote:
I've dabbled with iPhone development, and in a month or so, you can get
familiar with the development process
hey guys
i picked up several books (because you never know which one will prove to be
the best to use and 4 of them are from a set) and have been flicking through
them and doing some of the tutorials. From my (very) limited experience with
cocoa touch i got some amazing insights into the mvc
So is it a fools errand to try to dive into iPhone dev without knowing
C going in? Can one bypass C and dive directly into O-C?
.m
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I have heard that one should know C before diving into Obj-C. I did not do
that as I wanted to dive in quicker. Once you get your head around memory
management and how to manipulate NSString, etc. you'll be well on your way.
The whole .h .m thing is strange, etc. I'm not sure if it would have made
I think of the .h files as interfaces - it makes sense after that
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On 16 Mar 2010, at 18:59, Eric E. Dolecki edole...@gmail.com wrote:
I have heard that one should know C before diving into Obj-C. I did
not do
that as I wanted to dive in quicker. Once you get your head
Have any of you taken on the challenge of learning Objective-C (or any
C-based language), coming from an AS/Scripting background? I came to
AS3 from a designer origin, taking the route from design to
HTML/CSS/Javascript to AS's 1,2 and 3, so while I'm pretty comfortable
in an oop/coding
check out haxe (www.haxe.org), you can write in something almost identical
to AS3 and target c++, cpp, php, javascript and neko when you compile.
i haven't used it for c++ but i've followed conversations on the mailing
list about targetting the iphone. probably a good way to dip your toe in
while
Good to know! I'll definitely check that out.
Cheers,
.matt
On Mar 11, 2010, at 10:28 AM, tom rhodes tom.rho...@gmail.com wrote:
check out haxe (www.haxe.org), you can write in something almost
identical
to AS3 and target c++, cpp, php, javascript and neko when you compile.
i haven't used
check out haxe (www.haxe.org), you can write in something almost
identical
to AS3 and target c++, cpp, php, javascript and neko when you
compile.
Right, but I thought the question was, how challenging was it to switch
to Objective-C from Actionscript 3? - not can I program for other
languages
I'll weigh in here - going for AS3 to Obj-C took me about a month to feel
comfortable with, and I'm learning new things all the time. There are so
many frameworks and methods, you feel overwhelmed when trying to do
something and you don't know the proper framework to do it quite yet. I have
grown
more than one way to skin a cat :)
just thought it might be handy to look at given that Matt was weighing up
how much of a headache diving into objective-C woudl be...
On 11 March 2010 18:05, Merrill, Jason jason.merr...@bankofamerica.comwrote:
check out haxe (www.haxe.org), you can write in
Yeah, that was the question. Haxe looks interesting in its own right
though, and of course whatever gets the job done However, I am
fundamentally interested in the question of what Objective-C is like
and how easy a transition it would be. I'm quite comfortable with OOP,
within an AS3
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