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Old 07-30-2007, 06:36 PM
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Anyone have any cool resources for people wanting to start programming for Apple's OSX?

I have an ADC (Apple Developer Connection) account, but I am more of a visual learner. Reading tutorials makes it very difficult for me to learn. If there are any videos of just someone building a basic (or even advanced) program it can usually get me started and then I am off and running and can start asking educated questions.

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You might want to check out Real Basic since you have strong roots in Visual Basic. They make this for MAC and it works great as far as I can tell.
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Cocoa programming for OS X pretty much requires you to use Objective-C. If you're a beginner it's not something I'd recommend you start with.

If you are looking for a way to quickly create apps that work on OS X, then you should definitely try REALbasic, as Jordan suggests. It has a simple, Visual Basic-like syntax and creates native, Universal Binary OS X applications. Keep in mind that it doesn't give you easy access to all of Cocoa, though.
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FANTASTIC... thanks guys! It's downloading right now!
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In fact, it does, with the 'Declare' and 'Soft Declare' functions. Expanding RB with plugins written in other languages is simple with provided templates. Interfacing with underlying libraries and system libraries is simple with 'Declare.' Best place for code sources: rbgarage.com.

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