Cocoa design patterns
Explore Cocoa design patterns by Erik M. Buck: 8 Hacker News mentions from 6 participants in 2007-02-22–2026-11-01. Read original excerpts, compare opinions and save this book.
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Read on Hacker News…ven't found anything obviously wrong like in some other iPhone books I looked through. http://www.amazon.com/iPhone-SDK-Development-Pragmatic-Progr... Will def check out Cocoa Design Patterns when I get a chance.
Read on Hacker News…t it. Part of learning this is learning the non-optimal way first. You'll grow into it. The best part of Cocoa/Objective C is how well it was designed. Highly recommend "Cocoa Design Patterns".
Read on Hacker News…! At some critical point, Objective-C/Cocoa stops being the problem (EXC_BAD_ACCESS, IB gotchas, CoreData mysteries) and starts becoming the solution . Highly recommend "Cocoa Design Patterns" I really like Leah's tone in this essay. It sounds like she is having fun with the jump-in-the-deep-end and start treading code method of learning.
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