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24.04 The Road to Code: Nice and Gooey

by Dave Dribin
Apr, 2008 Issue

Article Synopsis

Nice and Gooey: Writing your first Cocoa GUI interface. This is the tenth article in The Road to Code, and we have yet to write an application with a graphic user interface, or GUI. We've stuck to writing command line applications, which may seem strange, given that Mac OS X is considered one of the best GUI environments. But, as with learning many complex topics, you've got to learn the basics before moving on to the more advanced topics. Well, you'll be happy to know that we finally reached the point where we can start writing GUI applications for Mac OS X in Objective-C. Congratulations!

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