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It's really surreal to me that we're having this conversation without discussing the reality that outside of the Apple-controlled iOS sandbox, the world is repl
by jes5199 13y ago
It's really surreal to me that we're having this conversation without discussing the reality that outside of the Apple-controlled iOS sandbox, the world is replete with hundreds and hundreds of languages. You don't have to navel-gaze to theorize what's it's like to work in another language: just try writing some code that runs your laptop instead of your phone.
- mantrax 13y agoMany of those hundreds of languages do actually run on iOS. Many games on the App Store are written in Unity (a C# platform). Heck, many are written in Flash too. Yes, Flash. I actually consider it a very healthy sign that the people complaining about Objective C are a vocal minority whining about such silly, unfocused, vague things. It means Objective C is doing quite fine, thank you very much.