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There's Carbon as well, which was replaced by Cocoa. And as of 4 years ago (and I suspect today as well) there are still some things which you could only do in
by chillacy 11y ago
There's Carbon as well, which was replaced by Cocoa. And as of 4 years ago (and I suspect today as well) there are still some things which you could only do in the Carbon's C APIs, so lots of CoreFoundation types which you can bridge directly from their objective C equivalents. Pretty neat stuff how well the backwards compatibility works.