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I think, that much more important to Apple is to migrate off their antiquated Objective-C. In the next 5 to 10 years developers will move to new modern and shi
by nivertech 16y ago
I think, that much more important to Apple is to migrate off their antiquated Objective-C.
In the next 5 to 10 years developers will move to new modern and shiny languages and new CPU architecture will not help there.
- TomOfTTB 16y agoI sincerely doubt this will ever happen. Objective-C never made sense. It was brought over from NeXT and Steve Jobs has shown an absolute dedication to it. So even though no one else was using it Jobs threw all the other Mac tools out and replaced them with Objective-C and XCode (which at the time was Project Builder) To this day every Mac development tool out there still finds its origins in NeXTstep and Apple's hasn't even hinted at changing that (in fact they've adopted SproutCore in their web projects which is a tool built to emulate the current Mac Desktop development model)