All and all, stop whining and get to know both sides. A bad workman blames his tools. And, from what I read from the author, that's what he's doing. He doesn't

All and all, stop whining and get to know both sides. A bad workman blames his tools. And, from what I read from the author, that's what he's doing. He doesn't understand trivial software patterns, such as pocketing like types into arrays (I hope everybody who took Programming 1 remembers this), and insists on doing things the Ruby way without a clear understanding of why Obj-C is actually a pretty good tool.