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One thing that prevented me from looking at getting into native macOS development has been that lack of good development resources or training. Every time I hav
by cwdegidio 5y ago
One thing that prevented me from looking at getting into native macOS development has been that lack of good development resources or training. Every time I have looked at getting into it and start asking around I hear things like "Oh, just learn iOS development and start from there..." or "Just learn Swift and see where it takes you." If there were more learning resources available (and I admit there may be some incredible ones out there that I'm just ignorant of), I think it would still lead some to be interested in the platform.
- yen223 5y agoI've dipped my toes into Mac app development and had the same experience as you did. Forget good resources, a lot of AppKit APIs have no documentation at all. This makes me understand why JavaScript is winning here - for all its faults, there are plenty of resources to pick and choose from when it comes to learning javascript.