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Meet your personal research assistant, Stack Overflow.

If you have any Cocoa touch or Objective-C questions, don’t just limit yourself to Apple’s Dev Forums. There is a thriving community of Cocoa developers on Stack Overflow at your disposal.

You will find a variety of questions from novice to advanced. Stack Overflow has a policy of “no stupid questions”. Which means you won’t get attacked for asking a “easy” question. Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky stated on their podcast (which is also phenomenal by the way) that they want to be like a programming “Wikipedia”. That is why the like and encourage all levels of questions.

Go to Stack Overflow and start posting, commenting, browsing, and, of course, as answering many questions as you can.

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