OS X programming

[Dizzutch]

Hey,

I'm quite new at programming and OS X and I was wondering if there are any sites out there featuring primarily OS X open-source software, which i could use to learn from.
I've been doing some tutorials i've found on-line, but so far they all kindof do the same.

TIA

Jule

[symphonix]

Try SourceForge:

http://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/t...p?form_cat=309

(This link is the software map for projects on Mac OS X. You'll need to narrow it further for your preferred language)

Also, definitely visit Apple Developers' Connection at:

http://developer.apple.com/

Get the developer tools, and sign up for the email newsletter.

You will find more stuff if you look for your specific language of choice; eg Java, Cocoa, etc ...

[Dizzutch]

thanks a lot, i knew about sourceforge, but not about all the features..

J

[Da_iMac_Daddy]

So I am on the developers mailing list but I really can't dechipher anything useful out of it. I guess it may be because I don't do any serious programming. :\ Oh well.

[Arden]

I'd recommend a good book on programming Objective C, C++, Cocoa, Carbon, whatever. That's what I want to do because I think online tutorials usually cover either mostly the basics or really advanced stuff (this seems to be true for PHP) and don't bridge between these levels.