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| 100% | COCOA | Complements Objective-C On Apples |
Angela Brett (Cocoa is a set of frameworks for making software in Objective-C for Mac OS X)
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| 100% | COCOA (2) | Chasing Objective-C Objects Around |
Paul Marshall
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| 100% | COCOA (3) | Creating Objective-C Often Amuses |
Tony McCoy O'Grady - After visiting Angela's site and downloading the Acronym Checker.
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| 100% | COCOA (4) | Cream Of Crop - Obviously Apple's! |
Angela Brett
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| 100% | COCOA (5) | Completely Offhand Creation Of Applications |
Angela Brett, who would rather spend twenty minutes writing a Cocoa application to do something than five minutes actually doing it, and often does just that.
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| 100% | COCOA (6) | Can Only Compile On Apples |
Acronymous Anonymous
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| 100% | GODS | Generous Omni Developers Share |
Angela Brett, because the Omni Group (http://omnigroup.com) makes some excellent products for Mac OS X, including frameworks for other Cocoa developers to use. Some might regard the Omni folk as GODS.
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| 100% | ID | Initialized Dynamically |
Angela Brett (an 'id' can be assigned any kind of object)
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| 100% | ID (2) | Introspection Dominates |
Angela Brett, because the type of an object in Objective-C/Cocoa is not bound at compile time (where all object pointers could be the generic 'id' if you like) but is discovered at run-time by introspection.
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