Update To GNUstep To XCode Guide

I am getting a little desperate for money, and a little curious about what it would take to make an iPhone app. So, I decided to go through the guide again. It seems that the guide is not entirely accurate, or it is prone to accidents. So, I updated the GNUstep To XCode guide.

I changed a link to a tutorial. The new tutorial makes the same app, but it is an updated version of the tutorial with good English. It has arrows to show you where to drag things.

I also changed the part about making subclasses. In the main window, you click on the Classes button, and then scroll left. NSObject should be at the far left.

The end. Thank you for reading!

Learning To Program With GNUstep Libraries And Objects

I added a few more links to GNUstep to XCode. The guide and the 2 references should keep us busy for some time.

I have noticed that when tutorials and documentation use strange jargon, it is hard for me to keep track of what is what. I find that they do not specify whether or not something is part of Objective-C, or part of the GUI libraries, or part of the iPhone libraries. With the references, we should be able to see where most of the stuff fits, even if we do not understand what they are talking about.

These references should keep us satisfied, at least until we are intermediate GNUstep programmers.

I also rearranged the links in the Relevant Links section. I felt that creating subsections helped for speed reading, and clarity.

I also added a section on installing GNUstep, Gorm, & ProjectCenter.

Fixing ProjectCenter & Gorm

I finally compiled my first program in ProjectCenter and Gorm. Read about it in GNUstep to XCode.

I'll include the walk through for the dealing with the compile errors in the remainder of the blog entry, but the other walk through details will be mentioned in the above links.

Fixing gnustep-devel In Kubuntu 10.04, And Building My First Objective-C Program

Update: I moved the text that was here to GNUstep to XCode. I will keep all of my information there, so that everything will be in 1 place. Watch this journal for updates.

Keep reading this blog entry for the highlights of the walk through that used to be here.