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For more videos like this, visit MyCodeTeacher.com This tutorial outlines the basics necessary for using Objective-C and the Cocoa Frameworks alongside Xcode and Interface Builder to create powerful Mac OS X applications. More
Added Apr 7, 2007
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Duration 5:55 | views 284352
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BaseHeadInc Says:
I disagree, coming from C#.NET and VS 2010 programming in Xcode and Obj-C is a complete nightmare. Takes 5 times longer to do such such basic things.
Настюша Тимонина Says:
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SunnySummy04 Says:
No offense, but this is one of the worst beginner tut ever. Makes everything looks complex and difficult.
siriguillo Says:
not really, Objectice-C is a superset of C a very complete language, Xcode is a IDE like Visual Studio. Visual Basic is derived from Basic, a beguinner's language, .Net framework is a set of libraries like Cocoa but , .Net compiles to a intermediate language (MSIL) and Cocoa apps compile to native code.
nerflizard Says:
yes i dont know how to use xcode thats what the tut was about
winfr34k Says:
I wish you'd redo it for xcode 4
JoshuaAdamTrommel Says:
considering the videos been on youtube for the past 5 years...that many views is expected :P
az100eletronics12 Says:
how do i use the app kit framework?
SilverPsychoX Says:
So, Xcode/Objective-C is kind of like VB.NET for Mac, right? Sure looks like it :)
irvingadkins616 Says:
I want this video on my txt phone.
ThePeckAtTech Says:
Yeah and to think cocoa was originally intended to be for kids
jackiecastro410 Says:
This guy's good...
catiarosinhaful Says:
Have you checked out the Steve Jobs Quotes and Trivia App on your iPhone? :)
xXisaac99Xx Says:
Yet only 251 likes, Weird eh.
siriguillo Says:
and point out that the language you are using is Objective-C but is not necessary to use Objective-C to use Cocoa, and that Cocoa is the equivalent to the .Net framework not the equivalent to VB, VB is the equivalent to Objective-C. Try it, i bet your vids will reach the million views then. :)
siriguillo Says:
Most dont notice that comparing VB to Cocoa makes no sense, since Cocoa is a framework and VB is a programming language. Beginners dont know what a pattern is so they dont understand why you are splitting the code in the controller from the UI. Make a video explaining that Cocoa is MVC oriented framework, explain a bit about MVC and your tutorials will be much more effective. MVC is the best pattern for large projects but a simple app does not show the benefits of the pattern.
siriguillo Says:
well there is a lot of interest on Iphone and Ipad applications to motive people to look for tutorials and yours is the first to appear because is the best match to Objetive-C Cocoa Tutorial. But dont take it in a bad way i meant to be constructive really. The problem i notice with your tutorials is that they are aimed at beginners but you forget to explain that cocoa is an MVC framework and what that means, so beginners complain that VB is easier not noting that VB is not a framework.
Masna360 Says:
Certainly explains the quarter of a million views, eh?
siriguillo Says:
The tutorial beats its purpose, the application is too simple for someone that already knows how to use the Xcode ide and handle coco projects yet the tutorial relies too much on the ide making the language and the framework look confusing and difficult
ghamauricio Says:
Indeed bro, in Visual Studio if you double click an UI element it takes you directly to the part of the code that runs whenever you click that element on the final application. XCode is too damn complicated, though I recognize Apple does a terrific job at creating APIs and frameworks to make the programmer life easier. It's just that the learning curve for Cocoa is kinda tough.
Pizzscn Says:
Man, I kinda like Visual Basic better, but I do like how Apple doesn't make you download xcode. But I am very excited to learn this
Shiv3sh Says:
No it's not, I just feel like he didn't really explain that NSBeep(); is a preset in the SDK. Even today, XCode 4 serves the same basic functions and the UI is pretty much the same.
joshtemplin3 Says:
So, how do you use objective-c to control applescript?
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