This isn't directly related to Classic Mac OS, but I figured that it seems like there's a fair amount of cross-over between NeXT-interested and Mac-interested people.
In looking for something being discussed on an IRC, I found (or re-found) this book, which is essentially a college textbook style tutorial on Objective C programming. It's less than $20 and probably worth the money if you want to get into OS X or *STEP programming and are starting from ground zero.
However, I also found that the author has made it available online (PDF, almost 5M).
I may have to find some of my installation stuff and get the development tools on my SparcStation Voyager and work through some of the tutorials. It also appears that old issues of NeXTWorld are available on his site.
In looking for something being discussed on an IRC, I found (or re-found) this book, which is essentially a college textbook style tutorial on Objective C programming. It's less than $20 and probably worth the money if you want to get into OS X or *STEP programming and are starting from ground zero.
However, I also found that the author has made it available online (PDF, almost 5M).
I may have to find some of my installation stuff and get the development tools on my SparcStation Voyager and work through some of the tutorials. It also appears that old issues of NeXTWorld are available on his site.