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A solid introduction to programming on the Mac OS X Snow Leopard platform
The Mac OS X Snow Leopard system comes with everything you need in its complete set of development tools and resources. However, finding where to begin can be challenging. This book serves as an ideal starting point for programming on the Mac OS X Snow Leopard platform. Step-by-step instructions walk you through the details of each featured example so that you can type them out, run them, and even figure out how to debug them when they don't work right. Taking into account that there is usually more than one way to do something when programming, the authors encourage you to experiment with a variety of solutions. This approach enables you to efficiently start writing programs in Mac OS X Snow Leopard using myriad languages and put those languages together in order to create seamless applications.
Coverage Includes:
- The Mac OS X Environment
- Developer Tools
- Xcode
- Interface Builder
- The C Language
- The Objective-C Language
- An Introduction to Cocoa
- Document-Based Cocoa Applications
- Core DataBased Cocoa Applications
- An Overview of Scripting Languages
- The Bash Shell
- AppleScript and AppleScriptObjC
- Javascript, Dashboard, and Dashcode
Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.
著者について
Michael Trent is a technical reviewer for numerous books and magazine articles and the coauthor of Beginning Mac OS X Programming with Drew McCormack.
Drew McCormack is an experienced computational scientist, founder of the "The Mental Faculty"an independent company developing software for the Mac and iPhoneand the coauthor of Beginning Mac OS X Programming with Michael Trent.
Wrox Beginning guides are crafted to make learning programming languages and technologies easier than you think, providing a structured, tutorial format that will guide you through all the techniques involved.
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22 人中、20人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Beginning Mac OS x Snow Leopard Programming
2010/2/19
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If you are an experienced programmer desiring to master developing software on Mac OS X, then this book is the one to start with. The book is particularly well written and covers all the basics of both Mac OS X application and script programming. I can't think of a better way to get starting with Mac OS X than this book for a broad understanding of programming on the Mac.
The book is particularly well written and very easy to follow (that is if you are an experienced programmer). Better "how to" dev writing than I have see in a long time. Michael and Drew are to be commended. And I am very picky about technical book readability.
These guys make the quirky Objective-C easy to understand and master.
There are more in-depth Mac OS X dev books, but, by all means, start here first.
The book is particularly well written and very easy to follow (that is if you are an experienced programmer). Better "how to" dev writing than I have see in a long time. Michael and Drew are to be commended. And I am very picky about technical book readability.
These guys make the quirky Objective-C easy to understand and master.
There are more in-depth Mac OS X dev books, but, by all means, start here first.
11 人中、9人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Useful Book But Too Much Fluff at the Start
2010/4/14
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All in all, this is a OK book for a beginner. The (major) problem is this is one of those books that throws the theory of the OS, frameworks, components, etc at the beginning.
This takes up a good amount of pages without letting the user get their hands dirty. Not only that, more fluff is taken up with images of how to work Xcode, Interface Builder, and other tools. Still, without the user really getting their hands dirty.
In the end, You'll be trudging through a total of just over 144 pages before you get to Chapter 6: C Programming. Now to be fair, once you get there the book starts to shine. After a quick delve into 'C', Chapter 7: Objective C begins on page 229. Then Cocoa & Doc-Based & Core-Data (pg 291).
A (short) Overview of Scripting Languages begins on page 389, which leads into BASH (pg 425). Lastly, AppleScript (pg 487) & (Dashboard) JavaScript are Discussed (pg 553). The Appendix (etc) begins on pg 591.
I think the best audience for this book are the ones with some programming experience who won't freak out over a different GUI API/OS. (Like myself.) These are the people that will immediately go to the sections they need and make the most of it. (And then read the fluff if desired.) Because it's divided into multiple programming languages the handling is somewhat (understandably, IMO) cursory, but fairly passable.
It's more at a 3.5 rating if taken in this context. However, dropped to flat 3 because of the overload of fluff at the beginning.
This takes up a good amount of pages without letting the user get their hands dirty. Not only that, more fluff is taken up with images of how to work Xcode, Interface Builder, and other tools. Still, without the user really getting their hands dirty.
In the end, You'll be trudging through a total of just over 144 pages before you get to Chapter 6: C Programming. Now to be fair, once you get there the book starts to shine. After a quick delve into 'C', Chapter 7: Objective C begins on page 229. Then Cocoa & Doc-Based & Core-Data (pg 291).
A (short) Overview of Scripting Languages begins on page 389, which leads into BASH (pg 425). Lastly, AppleScript (pg 487) & (Dashboard) JavaScript are Discussed (pg 553). The Appendix (etc) begins on pg 591.
I think the best audience for this book are the ones with some programming experience who won't freak out over a different GUI API/OS. (Like myself.) These are the people that will immediately go to the sections they need and make the most of it. (And then read the fluff if desired.) Because it's divided into multiple programming languages the handling is somewhat (understandably, IMO) cursory, but fairly passable.
It's more at a 3.5 rating if taken in this context. However, dropped to flat 3 because of the overload of fluff at the beginning.
2 人中、2人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Well-organized, great introduction
2011/4/18
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This is a great introduction to programming on Mac OS X. It's much longer than the Isted book Beginning Mac Programming (Pragmatic Programmers), but it's explanations are much better. Isted gets readers right into projects but doesn't spend the time to explain the reasoning behind some of the concepts his projects rely on. Trent and McCormack, by contrast, spend the first half of their book building these concepts (often from their roots in the fundamental C language), to show how they develop into OOP with higher-level Objective-C 2.0 language and Cocoa frameworks.
The Isted book will have you developing GUI and apps right away, but it's harder to generalize his presentation to new apps. This book, because of the time spent developing the concepts, sets its readers up much better to develop their own apps. It's worth the extra time it takes-- by the end of the book, you understand enough to get your own ideas started.
Full source files are presented in the text(!) and available for download. Examples are presented in complete form, so that each example stands on its own, rather than building on some code you may forget to include from a previous chapter.
Since this is an intro text it spends a lot of time developing the ideas of Objective-C/Cocoa from their roots in C, which means that it doesn't have time to get to some of the more advanced topics the language and framework allow. On the other hand, it introduces readers to most (all?) programming options available on the Mac, from Unix command line interface and shell scripts, right on through Applescripts and developing Mac GUI applications.
The Isted book will have you developing GUI and apps right away, but it's harder to generalize his presentation to new apps. This book, because of the time spent developing the concepts, sets its readers up much better to develop their own apps. It's worth the extra time it takes-- by the end of the book, you understand enough to get your own ideas started.
Full source files are presented in the text(!) and available for download. Examples are presented in complete form, so that each example stands on its own, rather than building on some code you may forget to include from a previous chapter.
Since this is an intro text it spends a lot of time developing the ideas of Objective-C/Cocoa from their roots in C, which means that it doesn't have time to get to some of the more advanced topics the language and framework allow. On the other hand, it introduces readers to most (all?) programming options available on the Mac, from Unix command line interface and shell scripts, right on through Applescripts and developing Mac GUI applications.
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