Vermont Recipies: an introduction to Cocoa

Vermont Recipes is a cookbook for developing Macintosh computer applications in the Mac OS X Cocoa environment using the Objective-C programming language. It takes a practical, no-nonsense, hands-on, step-by-step approach, walking you through the details of building a Cocoa application from start to finish. It explains in detail what the code is doing and why it works, but it offers a minimum of theory about the language or the Cocoa frameworks—for that, you are encouraged to read Apple’s Mac OS X Developer Documentation. Vermont Recipes places a decided emphasis on getting an application to work correctly as quickly as possible.

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