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Assuming that we trust these numbers, what does it say about mobile development that Obj-C continues to shoot up, while Java has lost momentum (though still hig
by noarchy 15y ago
Assuming that we trust these numbers, what does it say about mobile development that Obj-C continues to shoot up, while Java has lost momentum (though still high on the list)? There are more Android devices out there than iOS, but the development market seems skewed in favour of the latter.
- buster 15y agoYou mean, despite that fact that Android is not actually Java(tm) and a lot of job offerings etc. may mention "Android Development" but not "Java Development", because they are in fact not the same, except for the syntax. As mentioned everywhere in the thread, the TIOBE index may not be optimal..