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This book gives you a solid foundation in Cocoa and the unusual syntax of Objective-C. You'll learn what's new in Cocoa frameworks and create an application step by step. Cocoa programming is not only the favored development environment for Mac OS X, it's also a primary tool for creating iPhone and iPod Touch software. That makes this a great time to learn Cocoa, and Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X For Dummies is the ideal place to start!

This book gives you a solid foundation in Cocoa and the unusual syntax of Objective-C. You'll learn what's new in Cocoa frameworks and create an application step by step. Table of Contents -. Introduction. Part I: Developer Tools. Chapter 1: A Brief Tour of Cocoa Development.

Chapter 2: Creating Your First Cocoa Application. Chapter 3: Xcode.

Chapter 4: Interface Builder. Chapter 5: Putting Polishing Touches on Your Application. Part II: Instant Cocoa and the Objective-C Language.

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Chapter 6: The Basics of Objective-C. Chapter 7: MVC Design. Chapter 8: A Window with a View. Chapter 9: Working with Interface Controls. Chapter 10: Cocoa Data Types. Part III: Putting It All Together: Cocoa Programming in Depth. Chapter 11: Text.

Chapter 12: Graphics. Chapter 13: Managing Your Files. Chapter 14: Printing with Cocoa.

Chapter 15: Cocoa on the Internet. Chapter 16: Multimedia. Part IV: Advanced Cocoa Topics. Chapter 17: Document-Based Applications. Chapter 18: Cocoa Bindings. Chapter 19: Core Data.

Part V: The Part of Tens. Chapter 20: Ten Tips to Make Cocoa Programming Easier.

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