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* Cocoa (for Mac OS X)
* Cocoa (for Mac OS X)
** [[Foundation Classes|foundation.framework]]
** [[Foundation Classes]] (eg. NSString, NSNumber, Collections like NSArray, NSDictionary...)
** AppKit.framework
** AppKit Classes (eg. NSResponder, NSView, NSWindow, NSButton and many more...)
 
* Cocoa Touch (for iPhoneOS)
* Cocoa Touch (for iPhoneOS)
** [[Foundation Classes|Foundation.framework]]
** [[Foundation Classes]] (eg. NSString, NSNumber, Collections like NSArray, NSDictionary...)
** UIKit.framework
** [[UIKit Classes]] (eg. UIResponder, UIView, UIWindow, UIButton, UIAccelerometer and many more...)
 
== Foundation ==
 
See [[Foundation Classes]] for an overview of available classes. Foundation covers basic classes like NSString, NSNumber or Collections like NSArray, NSDictionary...
 
== UIKit ==
 
UIKit provides following classes:
 
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Revision as of 00:11, 7 March 2010

Cocoa and Cocoa Touch are the application development environments for Mac OS X and iPhone OS. Both Cocoa and Cocoa Touch include the Objective-C runtime and two core frameworks:

  • Cocoa (for Mac OS X)
    • Foundation Classes (eg. NSString, NSNumber, Collections like NSArray, NSDictionary...)
    • AppKit Classes (eg. NSResponder, NSView, NSWindow, NSButton and many more...)
  • Cocoa Touch (for iPhoneOS)
    • Foundation Classes (eg. NSString, NSNumber, Collections like NSArray, NSDictionary...)
    • UIKit Classes (eg. UIResponder, UIView, UIWindow, UIButton, UIAccelerometer and many more...)


Resources

  • Cocoa - Recommended Reading!




Diese Seite ist Teil des Werkmoduls iOS Development von Michael Markert für Interface Design / Fakultät Medien an der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar.