On 28 Oct 2008, at 10:51, Colin Barrett wrote:
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 1:27 AM, Torsten Curdt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
IMO that does not really answer the question :)
You are legally able to yes, assuming you have accepted the new NDA.
However, as I understand it, your post would be off topic,
Really? This list is called cocoa-dev, not cocoa-but-only-non-touch-
cocoa-dev.
Seriously, the similarities between Cocoa and Cocoa Touch are much
greater than the differences. While there are many components which
behave differently in the UIxxx form to the equivalent NSxxx form, the
underlying structure is essentially the same. Most discussions
regarding the Foundation components are going to be relevant to both
platforms, as are discussions of CoreAnimation. Many of the UIView
subclasses look different on screen but there is substantial overlap
of both their functionality and their methods and even if Cocoa Touch
were specifically excluded from this list (which as far as I can tell
it currently is not) discussion of the differences would surely be of
relevance to this list.
As such I don't see any reason whatsoever why people should not post
questions about about Cocoa Touch on this list. That said, perhaps
the moderators who were so quick to pounce on all who previously
raised the topic could now just as swiftly give us some clear guidance.
Nicko
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