Re: Objective-C.org

[Troy Stephens]

Steve Dekorte had a pretty informative set of Objective-C pages that I 
remember reading back when I began playing with Objective-C five years 
ago.  They're now at:

    http://www.dekorte.com/Objective-C/

Looks like Steve has removed some of the previously included tutorial 
material (there used to be some basic syntax and source code examples 
there, IIRC, which I guess he never had the time to finish).  But 
there's still a good amount there, particularly in the way of giving 
newcomers a top-level view of the language.

You might want to try getting in touch with Steve.  Maybe the promise of 
an Objective-C.org site will kindle some interest.  I think he's with 
these folks now:

    http://www.codereactor.com/
    http://www.yindo.com/

I think Objective-C, GNUstep, and Cocoa could all definitely benefit 
from there being some more info. on the language out there -- 
particularly as developers are examining Cocoa and wondering why they 
might ever want to use Obj-C instead of Java or C++, and how the heck 
they'd be able to make their apps portable to Windows and Linux (which 
too many seem to be discounting as simply not possible)...

Good luck.  And let us know if you find needs for some new material on 
particular topics to be written...

Troy

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