Hi everyone,
I have had my ibook for about a year now, and I love it and I love it so much I wanna start learning to program. I did some programing on windows with (qbasic, turing, and a full high school course on visual basic) Where would be a good start with os x?
Thanks
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was there a particular flavour of programming that you wanted to pursue?
I'm taking an AP programming class next year that will be teaching JAVA.
[ 03-07-2003: Message edited by: BRussell ]</p>
<strong>I just wanna play around, learn to make some small littlw programs i can maybe come to distribute. Its more or less a hobby type thing</strong><hr></blockquote>
Then its RealBasic all the way.
The steps from Visual Basic to RealBasic are almost non-existant. At least they werent for me, and the only experience with programming I got, is that I learned in school with VBasic!
<strong>I'm in high school and looking to learn Objective-C. </strong><hr></blockquote>
I'm not a Objective-C programmer, but Objective-C was designed after Smalltalk, so if you look for Smalltalk literature, you might get a deja-vu...
[quote]<strong>I'm taking an AP programming class next year that will be teaching JAVA.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Apart from the free Apple Developer Tools, there' a nice OpenSource Java Development environment, which is now available for Mac OS X, too:
<a href="http://www.eclipse.org" target="_blank">eclipse</a>
[ 03-09-2003: Message edited by: GSpotter ]</p>
It is great if you are just beginning (btw I think that a lot of the info on the site in included on the OS X cd, but i can't remember).
There is also <a href="http://www.netbeans.org/" target="_blank">NetBeans</a> which is open source. It's done in java so runs on anything that has a JVM.