The only thing that makes learning Objective-C difficult for me is availability, because AFAIK I can't compile Obj-C code on anything but a mac, and I don't hap

The only thing that makes learning Objective-C difficult for me is availability, because AFAIK I can't compile Obj-C code on anything but a mac, and I don't happen to have one. Other than that, I agree... it's just another programming language, and from my experience spending a little bit of time learning it when I worked for a company that provided me a mac, it's a pretty nice language. (That was v2. I hear v3 is significantly improved.) Some day I might add a mac to my computer lineup, but for now it's not feasible, largley due to financial constraints... meaning that although I'm not exactly struggling to make the mortgage payments, my budget is finite, and I have other priorities besides yet another computer at the moment :)