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I do. Not only because I don‘t want to rewrite my apps but because for me Objective-C is beautiful and better to read than any other language I tried. I never s
by miramba 3y ago
I do. Not only because I don‘t want to rewrite my apps but because for me Objective-C is beautiful and better to read than any other language I tried. I never saw the point of learning a new language to implement the same things. The only benefit I could see was for Apple, pushing me a bit farther into their ecosystem which is incompatible with anything else. When it became obvious that Swift was the way to go I switched to js / hybrid app development for new projects. This seems to also die out now, but I‘m still sticking to it.