I'm trying to learn Cocoa to write applications for Mac OS X. Everything that I have not read is difficult. It was always convenient to study tutorials on the example of "pans and spoons", so that everything was clear. For example, on an Apple website, an interesting article is Your First App. But the material in the book BecomeAnXcoder is outdated, so it is a bit hard to learn something.

Advise really clear and interesting tutorials on cocoa and objective-c?

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    Article on Habré (it is about iOS, but the principles are the same as for Macs). In general, there are more articles there - look for it.
    From sites, only touchdev.ru comes to mind. And of course, you can always drive into Google the subject of your doubts and get a list of posts by various bloggers, as well as messages on the Objective-C mailing lists of developers who mention it.

      Itself faced the same problem, there are no examples how to make. And those that are only for iOS, for poppy nothing. From the most imputed under ios there are these lessons .

      If you find something worthwhile skinte links. I generally have an idea to collect at least 30-40 working lessons and process them in one place and put them together with the source code.

        This channel on YouTube helped me in my time - http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDg-YmnNehm3KB0BpytkUJg . The man tells in great detail, beautiful diction allows not to miss the details.

          Go to YouTube, find the channel AppleProgramming (in English it's true, but visually everything is shown). There are playlists. Choose your desired.