Just learn of this from the video of session 302 of WWDC10. It also showcased how to make your epub file with Automator.

It is something new to me.

After some simple programming exercises, I think I am getting more comfortable with the language and IDE.

Hopefully it is the last OO/procedural language I will care to learn. In this school of language, one has to spend too much time to learn syntax and gotcha.

Using cinch to simplify the resizing windows in OSX. I probably do not need the more advanced features as found in SizeUp and Divvy.

Learning @property and @synthesize

Objective-c/Apple platform is my new adventure.

Step 0 is acquisition of a Apple machine.

Step 1, obviously, is to get familiar with the IDE, Xcode.

Step 2? I would say it is to be effective in searching and reading the documentation.

That’s how NSLog becomes the title of the post: how could I find out all I need to know about the ‘format’ parameter efficiently?