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I use OS X. I develop in Obj-C occasionally (usually it's just GUI mockups), but I still have an old Linux laptop from 2005, and I love using it; I'd daresay us

by kunai 14y ago

I use OS X. I develop in Obj-C occasionally (usually it's just GUI mockups), but I still have an old Linux laptop from 2005, and I love using it; I'd daresay using it is more enjoyable than my MacBook Air. I don't think saying that C# is more familiar than Objective-C is really fair. Objective-C is far more widely used than C#; the amount of iPhone and iPad apps far outnumbers those of .NET applications.

runjake 14y ago
> Objective-C is far more widely used than C# > the amount of iPhone and iPad apps far outnumbers those of .NET applications. [Citation needed] Objc may be more "widely-used" in terms of end users, but I am extremely skeptical that objc programmers outnumber dotnet programmers. In fact, every survey I've seen places C# higher. I'd also wager there are far more dotnet apps than iOS apps. Virtually all Windows applications are dotnet these days. Not to mention the vast number of web apps based on dotnet.