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You must learn to ignore! Apple Swift? lol. You can still write god awful Obj-C for years to come.

• BuckRogers 12y ago
  I don't think Apple Swift needs to be on the top of his list, considering how half-baked that is. I've read about many performance issues even though it uses the ObjC runtime. His best option is sticking to what he knows at this time. Wait for Swift to bake a bit longer.
  • rbanffy 12y ago
    There is one danger here. Getting started with a technology on its early stages is easier as you see the technology evolving and understand the reasons it happened in a certain way. As an example: I've used Google App Engine with Python since the early preview and saw as many new services and APIs were introduced. Then I spent a couple years away. For the presentation I am to do at one of the I/O Extended events (TDD on App Engine with Python) I had a lot of catching up to do. Catching up from something is much better than catching up from nothing. Also, one must consider differences in basic concepts. Learning to use Flask after using Django was remarkably painful.