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Use Swift.

• quelsolaar 3y ago
  Shouldn't people have the choice you use what ever language they like and already know?
  • eschaton 3y ago
    Why? That would constrain Apple’s API design to only that expressible in the common subset of languages developers might realistically want to use.
  • newZWhoDis 3y ago
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  • stalfosknight 3y ago
    While I don't disagree with your sentiment, that is not a reasonable expectation for anyone intending to develop for Apple platforms. Apple has made it quite crystal clear for a long time now that Swift, and only Swift, is the One True Way going forward.
  • jfb 3y ago
    It means they'll end up fighting the platform, and that will lead to worse outcomes by many metrics.
  • MBCook 3y ago
    Yes. And you can. Obj-C and Swift both have the ability to interop with anything that can speak C. But if all you want to do is not use Obj-C then Swift us the 100% supported official path. No need to hack your own wrapper.