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Pretty surprising to see Alamofire above AFNetworking given that AFNetworking is the Objective-C variant and Alamofire is for Swift. That almost seems to indica
by K0nserv 10y ago
Pretty surprising to see Alamofire above AFNetworking given that AFNetworking is the Objective-C variant and Alamofire is for Swift. That almost seems to indicate that there are more Swift apps in the top 200 then Objective-C apps. Of course one can use Alamofire in Objective-C, but that just seems like making your life harder than it needs to be
- mightyshane 10y agoWe found that interesting too. You can see the apps that upgrade from Objective-C to Swift as well when they uninstall AFNetworking for Alamofire. It's usually accompanied by a huge overhaul of a bunch of SDKs.
- skronch 10y agoNote that these are the top 200 trending apps (not most used or popular iOS apps), so the data set will skew towards newer (and more likely to be written in Swift) apps.