From: "Owen Hartnett" <owen@ids.net>
Subject:  MacTechGrp Meeting - June 6, 2001
Date: Thursday, May 31, 2001 11:21 PM




MacTechGrp Meeting June 6, 2001 7-9PM Room 395 Bldg E51 MIT Sloan School

Mac OS X - Building a simple Objective C/Cocoa App with Gun and Camera

Simon Jensen-Fellows from Avid Technology will be showing us how to 
put together a simple Objective C/Cocoa Application.  He will start 
with a quick overview of objective C syntax, build a simple 
"Controller" object, build a simple interface in Interface Builder, 
wire them up, and run and debug under Project Builder.  You'll get a 
chance to compare using gdb under Project Builder vs. using it under 
command line.

The usual suspects will be rounded up for exciting Macintosh 
jabbering, and we hope you'll participate.  Your presence is 
requested ("We couldn't get any presents, the stores were all 
closed." -Shemp) along with any Macintosh news, questions, or rumors, 
at MIT building E51 Wednesday night, And if all this makes you 
speechless, we'll see that you remain that way.

Note:  The room number is 395, but we often move to a room with a better
projector, so 395 is often just a pointer to our real address. I always
write the real room number on the blackboard in 395, so just dereference
that.

You can get a map showing building E51 at
http://whereis.mit.edu/bin/map?oldstate=2&off.x=4620&off.y=1640&hi=bldg_e51&zoom.x=89&zoom.y=38

You can catch a cold standing out in weather like this.

The MacTechGrp always meets the first Wednesday of the month.

You can get more information on the MacTechGrp (and sometimes out of date
meeting information) at http://www.codewell.com/mactechgrp

To contact the unindicted co-conspirators irresponsible for this group,
email owen@ids.net or sgs@codewell.com.

*** Do you aspire to someday speak before the august MacTechGrp? Whether
you're a new programmer or an old pro, you probably have something
interesting you could tell the rest of the group.  Fear not, your lucky day
could be at hand, but slots are filling fast.  Send an email to 
eric@slosser.net with your proposed topic.***