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You are writing a comment about Epic PyObjc, Part 4: Drag & Drop, Multiple Nibs, here is a quick summary:

In this fourth segment of the Epic PyObjC tutorial we take a look at implementing drag and drop in two different ways, as well as using multiple nibs in one application. This is the final segment of Epic PyObjC that focuses on this project; the fifth one will be a collection of resources about continuing with Cocoa and PyObjC.

You are responding to this comment written by Will Larson on October 7th 2008, 20:27.

Interface Builder, XCode, Python, Cocoa, and Cocoa Bindings are all substantial topics on their own. The pure way to approach learning them is to start learning Objective-C and work into Cocoa and XCode and IB and eventually Cocoa Bindings. The less pure approach here is to smash into all five more or less simultaneously.

I think the thing you're most confused with is Interface Builder and Cocoa Bindings, which are simply confusing topics. I still screw them up occasionally, myself.

In included some advice about continuing with PyObjC in the final entry in this series as well, which may be of some assistance.

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