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Asked: 2026-05-17T22:27:02+00:00

I’ve just started learning Obj-C and the Cocoa-Touch framework for developing iPhone and iPad

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I’ve just started learning Obj-C and the Cocoa-Touch framework for developing iPhone and iPad applications. When you add a framework to an XCode project I can’t help notice there are an enormous number to get familiar e.g. AddressBook, CoreData, Foundation, Security etc.

  • Which frameworks are common to most
    projects and the most important to
    master i.e. UIKit?
  • Which frameworks
    will require a prerequisite
    level of understanding of another?
  • Which frameworks are application specific
    and can be left until needed i.e.
    Accelerate?
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  1. Editorial Team

    Really just learn them as you run into a need for them.

    UIKit, Foundation, CoreGraphics and CoreAnimation are a good subset that will let you do most applications though.

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