Learning Mac Programming

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From: Jonathan Dubman
Date: Mon, 06 Feb 1989 23:07

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I'm an experienced software developer with a bunch of Mac application
experience but no Mac programming experience.  I've developed
applications on the Amiga in C and now I want to learn Mac
programming, beginning with windows and simple Quickdraw calls,
doodling programs, etc., with the intention of learning everything
eventually.  For now I am using the Macs on campus.

Where is a good place to begin?  What books should I buy?
(I've read the Programmer's Introduction to the Macintosh from Apple.)
What development tools should I get?

Since the Mac II's on campus are in short supply,
What kind of development system runs on a vanilla Plus?

Thanks- of course, send EMAIL unless it is of general interest.

	-Jonathan Dubman

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From: 128a-3db@web-4h.berkeley.edu (Jonathan Dubman)
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Subject: Learning Mac Programming
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Date: 6 Feb 89 23:07:33 GMT
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