September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1272 pages
31h 12m
English
IN THIS CHAPTER
As a developer uses Cocoa, it is common to build up a library of objects that are reused by several applications. If there are very few modifications to the code from one application to the next, it might be worth putting that code into a custom framework. A framework is a special kind of bundle that packages a dynamic shared library with localizable image, string, sound, and interface resources required by the library.
By placing reusable objects into frameworks, it is easier to include that code in new projects. It is also easier to maintain the code because the reused source code is in the framework ...
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