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Mac OSX programming for long Linux geek

I have written software on Linux since 1995, but I need to get up to speed quickly with Mac app development. I have no experience on this platform. Obviously, I have to get the right equipment. What are good books, training websites, and other resources for experienced Mac beginners? Not only the API and the internals of the application, but also how to install the application, debug it, etc.

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For starters, I recommend my own developer docs . They are fairly robust and cover many areas, from user interface consistency to small things.

For Mac development, Xcode is the way to go. It handles most of your needs: from building, testing, debugging, creating a user interface, and creating an installer.

The Mac OSX kernel API works with C, C ++, Objective-C, Python, and IIRC Ruby. If you want to move from Mac development to iOS development, then Obj-C is probably best.

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