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I've used both visual studio (express) and Xcode 3. I much prefer visual studio. Your point about C# vs. Objective-C is an important one that may have been glo
by patrickk 14y ago
I've used both visual studio (express) and Xcode 3. I much prefer visual studio.
Your point about C# vs. Objective-C is an important one that may have been glossed over somewhat. I can't bear Objective-C, I find it's syntax highly confusing and difficult to parse (my own subjective opinion). C# is much more pleasant. Microsoft could win over developers because of this if they are smart about it.
Now only if I could write apps in Python...!
- cageface 14y agoI don't personally mind Obj-C but there's really no reason to write most apps in a language with so much exposure to all the low-level nastiness of C. You can currently write iOS apps in C# with Mono but my initial experiments in that direction suggested to me that it was too far out on the limb for comfort.