since we're not so busy...

[ksignorini]

Since we're not so busy here, I thought I would just ask this instead of trying to search for the answer in past posts.

What I would like to know is: what is the BEST place to start to learn Cocoa?

I've already built Apple's Currency Converter demo and am reading the Inside Cocoa: OOP and the Objective C Language document, but is there something more complete anywhere? How about O'Reilly's Learning Cocoa? Is it any good?

I'm an experienced programmer in other languages (Pascal, C/C++, Fortran, assembly, BASIC flavors, etc.) but I haven't programmed anything significant in a line-by-line programming language (I program air conditioning systems on a day-to-day basis using proprietary ladder logic based object oriented programming) in quite some time.

Thanks,
Kent!

 

[ksuther]

From what i've heard, Aaron Hillegasses (Is that how you spell it?) book is quite good. I learned Cocoa pretty quickly, as its my fourth language or so to learn, so it depends on how much experience you have already. I got Learning Cocoa, and it wasn't very good IMO.