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Learning xCode

Right, just a question I'd like answered.

I really want to learn xCode and such, but all the books I've got assume prior knowledge of programming languages. I am a web designer and know a decent amount of html but it's come to the point now I'd like to learn the xCode programming language to expand my business range.

Problem is, I can't do lessons and such- I mainly want an easy, basic, beginner (no prior knowledge to ANYTHING) method of learning as an individual.

If anyone can recommend anything I'd be extremely grateful-
Thanks,
Lawrence

Macbook Pro - 2.55ghz - Nvidia 512mb - 120gb SSD, Mac OS X (10.5.6)

Posted on Apr 3, 2009 11:19 AM

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Apr 3, 2009 11:40 AM in response to lawrencelaptop

OK's summaries are so much fun 🙂

Try this if you didn't get all you wanted out of his reply...

http://lists.apple.com/archives/xcode-users/2006/Feb/msg00001.html

My 2 cents - while you take time out to learn the various disciplines surrounding one or more actual programming languages, as opposed to a markup regimen as demonstrated by HTML and other tagging environments, know that X Code, as an example, will continue to evolve and perhaps be replaced.

Point is, don't take a stance with any one current (business?) example if you decide to take up coding - by the time you're ready, that target will have moved...commit to programming for programming's sake, not as a means to an end that may not even exist by the time you pull the trigger. It is never too late to learn, but please consider the long term.

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