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Why not pretend Swift doesn't exist and just use Objective-C instead? It's stable, it's well-understood, there's a ton of examples and docs everywhere and it ha
by grishka 6y ago
Why not pretend Swift doesn't exist and just use Objective-C instead? It's stable, it's well-understood, there's a ton of examples and docs everywhere and it hasn't changed much in a decade.
I'm mainly an Android developer, so I've never made anything serious for the Apple ecosystem (only some tiny Mac apps for myself), but I just hate moving targets with burning passion. It's hilarious to look at all the "community" with their Kotlin and support libraries and jetpack and other abstract-the-evil-OS-away stuff changing and breaking everything three times a month while the only changes I see myself are those to the raw underlying system APIs whenever there's a major OS release.