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I think that this article overlooks some of the previously discussed issues with the iPhone API. Objective C apps can only be run on Mac stuff, unlike Javascri
by jdvolz 19y ago
I think that this article overlooks some of the previously discussed issues with the iPhone API. Objective C apps can only be run on Mac stuff, unlike Javascript which can be (mostly) be run on all web browsers. When Android starts supporting Objective C, then we'll talk about how Apple won.
- boucher 19y agoComparing Objective-C (which actually is a gcc supported language, and can be compiled on any platform that supports GCC -- Cocoa is what only runs on "mac stuff") to Javascript isn't fair. The discussion is about native applications, not web applications -- a more apt comparison would be to C# which only runs on "windows stuff".