PyObjC and Cocoa tutorial

Posted by Nick Loadholtes on 8/17/2005 filed in Apple, OS X, Programming, Python

A great article has been posted to the Apple Developer site. The article is a tutorial for using PyObjC to write Cocoa applications for the Mac. This is exactly what I’ve been wanting to do, Python just rocks and I’ve been looking for a way to combine it with Mac programs. This tutorial explains how to use PyObjC with XCode.

Why is this so important to me? I think this is important because I like to use Python as a prototyping language, and now I can not only prototype, I can code and deploy from one code base. That just rocks.

This article is from Jonathan ‘Wolf’ Rentzsch. I highly recommend his site, its chock full of coding and Mac goodness. This announcement of this tutorial is here.

If you are a python or mac developer (or want to be both, like I do) I highly suggest you run, do not walk, to the tutorial and start learnin’!

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