Hi William,
As far as the C-Sharp language goes two books I highly recommend is
Programming C# 4th eddition and Learning C# 3.0 by Jesse Liberty. If you
have a Bookshare account you can obtain them through Bookshare.org in
daisy format, or you can visit my favorite programming educational site
http://safari.orelly.com
and get a subscription to all there books in accessible format.
While the books themselves are geared for a Windows developer using
Visual C# what you learn is pretty much the same as what you would be
doing on the Mac with mono. As faras the Mac CSharp IDE, Monodevelop,
I'm not sure were access is with that right now. I know the Linux
version of Monodevelop rocks with speech, but I've heard Monodevelop for
Mac is less accessible. Although, there is a work around. If you don't
want to fight with Monodevelop you can code your source in the Mac text
editor, and compile from the terminal window by running the mcs compiler
directly. One thing to keep in mind when using the Mac for C-Sharp
programs you need to run the program by opening a terminal window and
doing something like mono mota.exe to start a game like Mysteries of the
Ancients or create a program launcher that does that for you.
HTH.
william lomas wrote:
all I need now are resources to help me learn how to program for the mac
in this c sharp at least, to start with
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