> ”Asking an iOS developer to work on Objective-C is asking them to sacrifice their future prospects.” The FAANGs have tons of Objective-C code. The largest an

> ”Asking an iOS developer to work on Objective-C is asking them to sacrifice their future prospects.” The FAANGs have tons of Objective-C code. The largest and most popular iOS apps in the world are actively developed in Obj-C and C++. It’s absurd to me that mobile developers actively undermine their ability to get those extremely well-paid jobs by limiting themselves to one language.