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			CoffeeBreak
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			http://www.neverpanic.de/blog/
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			CoffeeBreak, the neverpanic.de blog
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			Clemens Lang
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			Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Germany License
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			2011-08-10T23:00:34+00:00
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				Xcode from NULL to 100;
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				I was recently browsing the new iTunes 9 Store and somehow ended up in the podcast section. I had a look around the featured podcast and noticed a somewhat new podcast about Xcode called “Xcode von NULL auf Hundert;” (the podcast is german and, as such, has a german title). Ever since I switched to a Mac I have wanted to learn some basics of Cocoa programming.


    I started reading some resources on Objective&#45;C programming a while ago, but didn&#39;t finish any because most of them were pretty technical and theoretical and thus getting boring pretty fast. The “Xcode from NULL to 100;” podcast does a lot more learning by doing – e.g. they guide you to build a (graphical!) calculator and explain memory allocating and releasing using that example.


    The podcast targets absolute beginners – if you already have a background in programming, some of the information not related to OS X GUI programming will probably be pretty redundant to you, but you might still use the podcast to get started with Apple&#39;s Interface Builder.


    Xcode von NULL auf Hundert; podcast
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				OS X
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				2009-09-17T16:24:41+00:00
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