Cocoa Tips for PHP Developers?

Question

I am a PHP developer and use the MVC pattern and object oriented code. I really want to write applications for the iPhone, but for this I need to know Cocoa, but for this I need to know Objective-C 2.0, but for this I need to know C, and for this I need to know about compiled languages ​​(compared to the interpreted one) .

Where do I begin? Do I really need to start with a simple old "C", as Joel would recommend?

Caution: I like to create work widgets, not elegant theories.

Answer 1

Yes, you're best off learning C and then Objective-C. There are some resources that can help you overcome the learning curve of C and Objective-C:

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Answer 6

Memory management concepts that (or were, depending on whether you like the entire garbage collection) are central to Cocoa frameworks can be a bit confusing. This is especially true for those who have switched from languages ​​such as PHP, Python, Ruby, or even Java. Knowing C or C ++, for that matter, gives you a big advantage when learning Objective-C and Cocoa.