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Is there a spacific reason the site does not seen to support Cocoa and other sorts of Apple programming? In the snippets collection there is only one snippet of Cocoa and it is there becauce I put it there. Are there no other Apple programmers in this community?

Just asking...

[Nova Dragoon]

Why doesn't anyone post in the right forum?

Moving

[capty99]

never even heard of it.
now i know, but in 6 years on the site and having heard of it once, im sure the user base would be a wee bit small.

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capty99, on 20 Mar, 2007 - 12:27 AM, said:

never even heard of it.
now i know, but in 6 years on the site and having heard of it once, im sure the user base would be a wee bit small.

Cocoa is Objective C. The Apple programming language

[William_Wilson]

[email protected], on 23 Mar, 2007 - 06:21 AM, said:

capty99, on 20 Mar, 2007 - 12:27 AM, said:

never even heard of it.
now i know, but in 6 years on the site and having heard of it once, im sure the user base would be a wee bit small.

Cocoa is Objective C. The Apple programming language

Better known as C++, i'm kidding of course, but most coders would prefer to use an updated language which is likely still standardized. C is important don't get me wrong, it's deal in bootstrapping just about everything and making up the entire kernel/OS of basically ever OS, but objective C just isn't that impressive i suppose with all of it's successors.

*Assembly is not a popular topic in most programming forums either, but without it there would be no OS's or drivers on them

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I was really just wondering. I've left the programming world I while ago. I in the web business now.

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