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  <author>Aaron Hillegass</author>
  <blurb>Author Aaron Hillegass teaches a Cocoa class, and his book reads like a demonstration-driven lecture in a computer lab. That is, the book takes a heavily example-centric approach to its subject, beginning with simple announcement windows and proceeding to cover the more advanced controls and object-oriented features of Cocoa and Objective-C.


Throughout, he hops back and forth between descriptions of the goal to be accomplished, listings of the code that does the job, and instructions on how to use the Mac OS X development tools to speed the development process.</blurb>
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  <created-at type="datetime">2008-09-03T10:58:48Z</created-at>
  <days-taken type="integer">23</days-taken>
  <finished-on type="date">2009-06-15</finished-on>
  <id type="integer">41</id>
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  <pages type="integer">464</pages>
  <rate type="integer">3</rate>
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  <started-on type="date">2009-05-23</started-on>
  <state>finished</state>
  <title>Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X</title>
  <url>http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0321503619/bignerdranch-20</url>
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