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I like Swift after using Objective-C for many years, and most agree. As others have said, I don't see much new code coming from Apple or anyone else in Objecti
by gt2 10y ago
I like Swift after using Objective-C for many years, and most agree. As others have said, I don't see much new code coming from Apple or anyone else in Objective-C.
Also note that it's trivial to manually convert small blocks and idioms from Objective-C to Swift.
And that you can include Objective-C libraries and classes/files and call them from Swift.