I'm currently looking around for what tools I should use for writing Mac
applications with GUIs. I've previously done this using either Java (no fun
and Swing based programs doesn't look good) or REALbasic, but would like to
use something else.
I've looked at Cocoa and Objective-C (haven't done any programming) but I
don't really like the syntax of Objective-C. So I've been considering using
Python instead, my previous experience of Python is "standard" shell scripts
and CGI scripts.
This might seem like a really stupid question but since I don't haven't used
Cocoa/Objective-C or PyObCj/Python I would like to ask a question: if I
decide to use Python are there limitations on what I can do? (for example not
being able to use UI widget XXX)
jem
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Jan Erik Moström, www.mostrom.pp.se
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