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The benefits would be more developer-geared rather that beneficial for Apple.
by dynamic99 13y ago
The benefits would be more developer-geared rather that beneficial for Apple.
- sergiotapia 13y agoLord knows the only reason why I haven't jumped on the iOS gravy train is Objective-C.
- mkaziz 13y agoIt's actually kinda nice once you get used to it.
- imissmyjuno 13y agoas long as you use that one IDE for it yes?
- wahnfrieden 13y agoI use vim for writing code, and the IDE for a couple tasks like running the simulator.
- pooriaazimi 13y agoYou can use JetBrain's AppCode if you dislike (despise) Xcode :) It's written in Java, but at least it doesn't crash every couple of days (possibly corrupting(!) .xcodeproject files). And the Modern ObjC (with ARC, @properties, blocks, new @literals, awesome and useful clang errors, etc.) is much, much better than it was around iPhone OS 3.0! The signal/noise ratio of a typical iOS app is now maybe twice that of an app written in the bad old days.
- dynamic99 13y agoObjective-C gets a bad wrap.
- rurounijones 13y agoOff-topic. rap, not wrap. Quite an interesting history http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2012/05/its-bad-rap-not-bad-wrap/ http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2012/05/its-bad-rap-...