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Learning OS X development with Cocoa for someone with a .NET/C# background
Hi all,
I've got a pretty decent background in Microsoft .NET, specifically C# 3.5. However, I know that C/C++ are very different to C# in a lot of ways.
The Apple Development Connection says that you get started with Cocoa you should have a working knowledge of C - this is something I don't have seeing as I've never done C/C++ before. The knowledge of programming constructs is something I'm already completely comfortable with.
Can anyone offer any advice on how get started? Should I forget Cocoa development completely until I have spent some time programming with C?
Thanks!
I've got a pretty decent background in Microsoft .NET, specifically C# 3.5. However, I know that C/C++ are very different to C# in a lot of ways.
The Apple Development Connection says that you get started with Cocoa you should have a working knowledge of C - this is something I don't have seeing as I've never done C/C++ before. The knowledge of programming constructs is something I'm already completely comfortable with.
Can anyone offer any advice on how get started? Should I forget Cocoa development completely until I have spent some time programming with C?
Thanks!
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