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I submit that if you take the time to learn Objective-C you'll feel quite differently. I've used ObjC for many years and released several Cocoa apps. The synta
by orangecat 16y ago
I submit that if you take the time to learn Objective-C you'll feel quite differently.
I've used ObjC for many years and released several Cocoa apps. The syntax isn't the problem; I actually rather like the brackets.
Objective-C has every advantage Java does, but the converse is not the case.
No garbage collection (on iOS at least), inherently unsafe, primitive types requiring silly [NSNumber numberWithInt:x] contortions, header files, no namespaces...
- enjo 16y agoYa, managing memory in objective-c (again, on iOS) is a colossal pain.
- yesimahuman 16y agoNot to mention the OS X/Mac environment which some people just can't stand.
- lzw 16y agoI see, this is some sort of a popularity / "all the cool kids hate apple technologies" thing rather than an issue based on programming. Cause if you think those are a list of problems, you don't know how to write software.