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Re: Python on iPhone actually rather good

Python Nutter wrote:
I'll be giving iPhone Python 2.5.1 a workout on on of Mark Lutz's
books and report any more gotchas that I come across.
Are there any good books on python and objc? I doubt you'll be able to
make any decent iPhone apps without having a good working knowledge of
Objective C and the python-objc bridge. In my mind that's one of the
cool parts of doing cocoa development in python, but also the biggest
curse of cocoa.

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