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OS News takes a look at 'Advanced Mac OS X Programming'
Blessed are the programmers because they make cool stuff for our Macs to run. OSnews.com takes a look at the newest book for developers from Big Nerd Ranch called 'Advanced Mac OS X Programming,' which is actually the second edition of the book previously known as 'Core Mac OS X and Unix Programming.'What did OSnews think of the book? They were fans of the original, so it isn't shocking that they liked the second edition as well. Lots of info about OS 10.4 has been added, and an introductory chapter to C has been removed making this book squarely aimed at people who already know who to program and are interested in learning more about programming for OS X.
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Rahul Sinha said 4:27PM on 11-04-2005
I'm under the impression that Adv Mac OS X Prog. replaces "Core Mac OS X and Unix Programming" not Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X.
CMOSXUP was "part two" of CPfMOX, and so CPfMOX is still the intro book to Cocoa programming, only now afterwards one graduates to AMOXP.
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James Balnaves said 4:29PM on 11-04-2005
The way I read it, it's the second edition of "Core Mac OS X and Unix Programming". Either way, both books are on my to read list...
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Scott McNulty said 4:30PM on 11-04-2005
You are both correct, and I fixed it. Stars for all!
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Daniel said 4:32PM on 11-04-2005
Besides, CPfMOX is already in it's second edition. :)
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Ian said 5:07PM on 11-04-2005
"squarely aimed at people who already know who to program and are interested in learning more about programming for OS X."
Should read: "...at people who already know _how_ to..."
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