AdnanChowdhury

Thanks.

I am looking over the Apple documents now. I haven't come across Cocoa Design Patterns until you mentioned it. It seems like a good book.

Thanks for your response.

I have already started watching some of the lectures and doing some of the assignments.

Thanks. I'll have a look into this book.

Also, the 2 books that I mentioned are updated for Xcode 4.2 and iOS5.

Thanks for your reply.

I have just recently borrowed this book. I've been skim reading through the first couple of chapters because I understand most of the stuff from my experience with Python.

Thanks for your response.

I do have some programming knowledge, but I would not want to learn from a book of reference. I would prefer to have a book that explains the programming concepts well and teaches you on how to write good code.

I have looked over several other books but like you said its easy to get lost in tutorials, because of the new Xcode 4.2 and its new features (like ARC).

Handy! Thanks!

Yes, I've heard that vim was a popular IDE. Although, its not very appealing to me because i don't like its interface much.

Nice list there. How do you use Terminal to boost productivity - is it only when your working with code?

I started using TextMate recently, and I absolutely love it.

Care to share any interesting TM bundles that you like a lot?