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pluto198 · 12-02-2006

http://www.objective-basic.com/

This seems like a nice alternative to REALbasic. It's native Cocoa, uses a modern BASIC programming language, uses Cocoa frameworks, works with Interface Builder... etc...

I've been looking for an alternative to REALbasic ever since it went cross-platform. I haven't learned Objective-C yet, and I already know a lot of REALbasic language, so this may be the perfect solution.

**baseballboy828** · 12-03-2006

Looks nice. This may inspire to learn to code.

pluto198 · 12-03-2006

And BASIC is much easier to learn than C, IMO...

**baseballboy828** · 12-03-2006

All the more reason to learn.

**baseballboy828** · 12-03-2006

Does anyone know of a good book on Cocoa programming? Or maybe an online guide?

mdmunoz · 12-06-2006

O'Reilly always has incredibly comprehensive stuff:

http://promosearch.atomz.com/search/promosearch?sp-q=cocoa&sp-a=sp1000a5a9&sp-f=ISO-8859-1&sp-t=general&sp-x-1=cat&sp-q-1=&sp-x-2=cat2&sp-q-2=&sp-c=25&sp-p=all&sp-k=Articles%7CBooks%7CConferences%7COther%7CWeblogs &c=&p=&query=cocoa&submit.x=0&submit.y=0

**baseballboy828** · 12-06-2006

Thanks for the link!

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pluto198 Inventory Control Specialist Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 67	http://www.objective-basic.com/ This seems like a nice alternative to REALbasic. It's native Cocoa, uses a modern BASIC programming language, uses Cocoa frameworks, works with Interface Builder... etc... I've been looking for an alternative to REALbasic ever since it went cross-platform. I haven't learned Objective-C yet, and I already know a lot of REALbasic language, so this may be the perfect solution.

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baseballboy828 Assistant Store Manager Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 2,253	Looks nice. This may inspire to learn to code.

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pluto198 Inventory Control Specialist Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 67	And BASIC is much easier to learn than C, IMO...

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baseballboy828 Assistant Store Manager Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 2,253	All the more reason to learn.

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baseballboy828 Assistant Store Manager Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 2,253	Does anyone know of a good book on Cocoa programming? Or maybe an online guide?

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mdmunoz Concierge Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Davis, CA Posts: 643	O'Reilly always has incredibly comprehensive stuff: http://promosearch.atomz.com/search/promosearch?sp-q=cocoa&sp-a=sp1000a5a9&sp-f=ISO-8859-1&sp-t=general&sp-x-1=cat&sp-q-1=&sp-x-2=cat2&sp-q-2=&sp-c=25&sp-p=all&sp-k=Articles%7CBooks%7CConferences%7COther%7CWeblogs &c=&p=&query=cocoa&submit.x=0&submit.y=0

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