i'm sorry im new to developing but to learn iphone sdk does it have anything to do with java or C++? And what is object-C is it a whole different subject?
object-C is junk, C itself is built upon structs, C++ is built on C - so if you want a TRUE OOP language, try C# its easy and far more powerful than Java
@StephenWebb1980 There's nothing that makes C# inherently more OOP than C++, or Java for that matter. It may be a nicer language (in some aspects), but I don't see how C++ or Java do a worse job of honoring the OOP paradigm than C#.
@antred11 Actually there is. The .NET family of programming languages [such as VB.NET, J#, C# etc.], and Java itself are inherently object oriented right outa the box. The languages themselves are built to be specifically object oriented. It is possible to write a C++ program without the useage of classes, and this was the case I was arguing.
I would say the learning curve is non-trivial, though there are other things that tend to challenge people when learning OpenSceneGraph. Not knowing OpenGL and C++/STL will make the learning curve steeper.If you already know both of these things, then things are not quite as bad.
I do recommend you check out the OSG Quickstart Guide by Paul Martz (free download). It will probably give you a good sense of what the learning curve will be for you.
i'm sorry im new to developing but to learn iphone sdk does it have anything to do with java or C++? And what is object-C is it a whole different subject?
Tyrant1993 3 years ago
object-C is junk, C itself is built upon structs, C++ is built on C - so if you want a TRUE OOP language, try C# its easy and far more powerful than Java
StephenWebb1980 2 years ago
@StephenWebb1980 There's nothing that makes C# inherently more OOP than C++, or Java for that matter. It may be a nicer language (in some aspects), but I don't see how C++ or Java do a worse job of honoring the OOP paradigm than C#.
antred11 1 year ago
@antred11 Actually there is. The .NET family of programming languages [such as VB.NET, J#, C# etc.], and Java itself are inherently object oriented right outa the box. The languages themselves are built to be specifically object oriented. It is possible to write a C++ program without the useage of classes, and this was the case I was arguing.
StephenWebb1980 1 year ago
How easy to use is OpenSceneGraph?
aribenzane 3 years ago
I would say the learning curve is non-trivial, though there are other things that tend to challenge people when learning OpenSceneGraph. Not knowing OpenGL and C++/STL will make the learning curve steeper.If you already know both of these things, then things are not quite as bad.
I do recommend you check out the OSG Quickstart Guide by Paul Martz (free download). It will probably give you a good sense of what the learning curve will be for you.
ewmailing 3 years ago