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shut up and do the research before ranting. There's RubyCocoa and PyObjc, both of which will most likely 10x their popularity in a yr after yesterday's announce
by fuzzythinker 19y ago
shut up and do the research before ranting. There's RubyCocoa and PyObjc, both of which will most likely 10x their popularity in a yr after yesterday's announcement. And no one is stopping anyone from making other obj-c bridges. And remember, this is only the beginning, Apple may allow other platforms in years to come after they do more analysis of pros and cons of allowing them and after the iphone catches up to the PC computing power w/o the heat/battery issues.
- bootload 19y ago"... shut up and do the research before ranting. There's RubyCocoa and PyObjc, both of which will most likely 10x their popularity in a yr after yesterday's announcement. And no one is stopping anyone from making other obj-c bridges. ..." But note the subtle "mac" wrap required around the code. Most of this is about "control" over the toolchain as much as the UI experience. Control the developers, make them buy macs, improve the bottom line. Where have I heard that line before?