But for anyone who is trying to figure out how to make a pull-down menu in a Cocoa App, one whose parts are implemented in code and not in IB, using Cocoa Bindings
It's not clear what you're asking for here. If you want to know how to establish bindings programatically, and how the code you write compares to what you configure in Interface Builder, that's documented here.
And the differences in implementing Cocoa Bindings in a Cocoa App vs. a Documents based app are not well documented or exampled, but differences there are.
How so? Bindings work in exactly the same way whether you're developing an application derived from the "Cocoa Application" template or a document-based application.
Lastly, would someone from Apple's senior rank please authorize Developer podcasts, that is a series of podcasts on...say, Cocoa Bindings, Core Data implementation, among other subjects of interest to developers?
There is an ADC video that introduces bindings and Core Data here. If you would like to see more of this sort of thing, as ever, please send in feedback.
by mmalc — Jan 08
It's not clear what you're asking for here. If you want to know how to establish bindings programatically, and how the code you write compares to what you configure in Interface Builder, that's documented here.
And the differences in implementing Cocoa Bindings in a Cocoa App vs. a Documents based app are not well documented or exampled, but differences there are.
How so? Bindings work in exactly the same way whether you're developing an application derived from the "Cocoa Application" template or a document-based application.
Lastly, would someone from Apple's senior rank please authorize Developer podcasts, that is a series of podcasts on...say, Cocoa Bindings, Core Data implementation, among other subjects of interest to developers?
There is an ADC video that introduces bindings and Core Data here. If you would like to see more of this sort of thing, as ever, please send in feedback.