With minimal C and no ObjC experience I plunged into a project (fortunately with some experienced collegues) and was up and crawling in no time.
This was over seven years ago, I still use it every day as a WebObjects developer, and I am still very pleased.
Once you grasp the concepts, ObjC is a very nice language indeed. Especially categories are yummy:-)
In many adventures, xyzzy is a magic word: one that's essential to solve the game or just one to make your life a lot easier. In AOS/VS "xyzzy" IS an easter egg, have a look at: Xyzzy in the Jargon file
Noone mentions WebObjects from NeXT^H^H^H^H^H Apple. Therefore, I think I should. IMHO there is no competition for WebObjects.
There is a steep learning curve at start, but I think there is no other environment that will give you such a rapid development (for larger projects) and such maintainability.
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This was over seven years ago, I still use it every day as a WebObjects developer, and I am still very pleased.
Once you grasp the concepts, ObjC is a very nice language indeed. Especially categories are yummy :-)
just my 0.02
Roderik [ObjC retain]
In many adventures, xyzzy is a magic word: one that's essential to solve the game or just one to make your life a lot easier. In AOS/VS "xyzzy" IS an easter egg, have a look at: Xyzzy in the Jargon file
Therefore, I think I should.
IMHO there is no competition for WebObjects.
There is a steep learning curve at start, but I think there is no other environment that will give you such a rapid development (for larger projects) and such maintainability.