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This comment is flaming on Java and Objective-C, seemingly without having the experience to back it up. For instance, nobody uses Objective-C for iOS developme
by GeneralTspoon 10y ago
This comment is flaming on Java and Objective-C, seemingly without having the experience to back it up.
For instance, nobody uses Objective-C for iOS development any more (see: Swift). And modern Java is a decent language to develop in (with Rx and the like). You can even develop for Android in kotlin, which gives many of the advantages of JavaScript, but with a static type system and deep IDE integration.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoI was exaggerating, but the point was that the other app development languages aren't without their flaws. I won't argue with you on how good the languages are. It's a matter of opinion, and I'll never change your mind. Besides, establishing one langauge as better than another was never my point.