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    <p>If developing for the Windows .NET APIs I can augment my efforts with 100's of commerically available add-on controls, graphing APIs and other usefull stuff. Can anyone point me in the direction of similar commerical software for Mac Cocoa/Objective C development?</p> <p><strong>Additionally:</strong></p> <p>Are there enough developers to do this commercially?</p> <p>The point of my question was really is the Mac developer market mature enough to support commercial developer add-ons. I know there is "Open Source"... which everything seems to default to... mainly because no one has a led the way yet. Problem with open source freeware is one day were all turn into poor thin semi unskilled homeless people who plug free things together. We deserve better!</p> <p>In case you hadn't noticed in the Mac market people are willing to pay for good stuff.</p> <p>I have a history of selling development tools. You don't have to just give this stuff away.</p> <p>Tony</p>
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    1. COAre there specific kinds of frameworks or controls you're looking for? You might have better luck getting an answer - whether Open Source or commercial - if you're more specific. Mac developers probably won't know what's common in the .NET or Windows world.
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    2. COAlso, is there a specific reason you're asking for commercial frameworks? Open Source frameworks are very common in Mac development and have been for a very long time.
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    3. COThings like Sparkle and PSMTabBarControl (some of the popular open source things you disdain) were most certainly not written by semi-unskilled homeless people. In those cases, contributors to them now work for Apple on UIKit and Foundation...
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