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True story , when Swift was announced I started cheering so loudly in the office I had to be told to calm down. I hate objective C with a passion. It's like so

• saagarjha 6y ago
  I hate to break it to you, but almost all the code running on your iPhone right now was written in Objective-C and C and C++.
  • offtop5 6y ago
    You can enjoy coffee without grinding your own beans. I personally find lower level programing to be frustrating and difficult. I've built an amazing career with JavaScript and C# primarily. My hobbyist projects use C# , JS and Flutter. I can't wrap my head around things like pointers or memory management
    • WSSP 6y ago
      post-ARC, Objective-C and Swift aren't very different in terms of memory management. retain and release are handled for you, and you only need to worry about retain cycles. structs in Swift change things a bit, but not that much
      • uberiosthrow 6y ago
        +1 With swift & obj-c your coding against the same library APIs, so in many ways it's a very similar level of programming. In many ways swift is far more complicated than Obj-C. With Obj-C iOS apps your not really writing that much C vs. the pseudo-smalltalk attachment to it.