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That one makes more sense to me. There's no legacy platform that only supports Objective-C and not swift, so virtually all the developers switched to the more p
by haimez 10y ago
That one makes more sense to me. There's no legacy platform that only supports Objective-C and not swift, so virtually all the developers switched to the more pleasant to use language.
- smcl 10y agoBut there's almost a decade of existing Obj-C code (I'm guessing iOS apps comprise the bulk of objective C code). I would have thought porting that To Swift would be a Herculean effort - but I'm not using either language so maybe I'm not best placed to talk about this