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Learn Cocoa: a new howto
TUAW today highlights this new Tutorial about Cocoa: Learn Cocoa (part II).
Some people on TUAW say that:
… there wasn’t actually any coding involved…
But it was about the first part, that is “introductive”. In this second part seems that things are changing. I haven’t readed yet to give a valutation; but I’ll do… I promise.
Stay tuned.
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