@Guy - I agree, the information on the Internet is relatively sparse for someone looking to get into Objective-C development from another popular language such as C#/.NET.
I've also noticed a trend among more experienced Cocoa developers is the practice of 'avoiding sub-classing'. I'm not experienced enough to fully grasp why this is the case, but it seems to be the result of a rather primitive IDE (XCode), compared to a product like Visual Studio or Eclipse.
by Jerry Fan — May 16
I've also noticed a trend among more experienced Cocoa developers is the practice of 'avoiding sub-classing'. I'm not experienced enough to fully grasp why this is the case, but it seems to be the result of a rather primitive IDE (XCode), compared to a product like Visual Studio or Eclipse.
Can someone fill me in?