@Panagiotis Atmatzidis: Should I wait for an Objective C 2.0 specific manual to be released or can I keep reading the basics of the language as I do now?
There's no reason to wait, in my opinion. Objective-C 2.0 doesn't really remove anything from the high-level language stuff, so everything from 1.0 still applies. There are just new options available to you.
The only thing that arguably becomes irrelevant is memory management, but not all code will be garbage collected from day one, so it will be valuable to understand retain/release/autorelease for some time.
by Scott Stevenson — Sep 26
There's no reason to wait, in my opinion. Objective-C 2.0 doesn't really remove anything from the high-level language stuff, so everything from 1.0 still applies. There are just new options available to you.
The only thing that arguably becomes irrelevant is memory management, but not all code will be garbage collected from day one, so it will be valuable to understand retain/release/autorelease for some time.