Re: [NTLK] Development Book Recommendations?

On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 3:10 PM, SteveCraft <steve@craftsathome.net> wrote:
>
> Can anyone say if this book
>
> Programming for the Newton using Macintosh
>
> Is good/relevant these days? It's still available via Amazon.

If it's the 2nd Edition then yes. It's quite a good way to learn
NewtonScript and if you have an older Mac (or emulation environment
like Basilisk II) you can grab NTK from UNNA.org or even use DyneTK on
a modern Mac, Windows, or Linux PC (it's close enough that it makes
sense).

Also, a PDF version is on UNNA, but buy the paper copy as well.

Morgan Aldridge

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