

Daniel Steinberg is a podcaster, author, editor, trainer, and developer at Dim Sum Thinking.
Meer over Daniel SteinbergCocoa Programming: A Quick-Start Guide for Developers
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Apple's Cocoa frameworks let you write powerful and attractive applications for Mac OS X or the iPhone. With this book plus your existing knowledge of object-oriented programming you can take advantage of Cocoa and create compelling, feature rich, compliant Mac applications for this industry-leading environment.
Learn to use the Apple developer tools to design your user interface. Write the code, and create the data model. Along the way, we'll show you Objective-C 2.0 concepts and how they relate to Cocoa development, you'll be a Coca programmer.
We assume that you're already familiar with a C-like language and with the concepts of object-oriented programming, so there's no messing around-you'll get right to work. Build your GUI from the visual components that Apple provides using the recently updated Interface Builder.
Leverage the Cocoa frameworks to get the dame look and feel as your favorite Apple applications. If you're looking to write the next "insanely great" app for a Mac, you need Cocoa Programming.
Specificaties
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2. Using What's There
3. Methods and Parameters
4. Classes and Objects
5. Instance Variables and Properties
6. Memory
7. Outlets and Actions
8. Creating a Controller
9. Customizing with Delegates
10. Adapting Our Browser to the iPhone
11. Posting and Listening for Notifications
12. Creating Protocols for Delegation
13. Wokring with Dictionaries
14. Multiple Nibs
15. Creating Custom Views
16. Creating Data in a Table
17. Saving Data to Disk
18. Changing Views
19. Key Value Coding
20. Key Value Observing
21. Cocoa Bindings
22. Core Data
23. Categories
24. Blocks
25. Operations an Their Queues
26. Dispatch Queues
27. Up and Out
A: Bibliography
Index