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Go with the natural promoted option by Apple. Why? Because game development is hard enough in its own, you will have tons of questions and I bet the official l
by eipipuz 12y ago
Go with the natural promoted option by Apple.
Why? Because game development is hard enough in its own, you will have tons of questions and I bet the official language will have more blogs, FAQs, stack overflow, etc.
Just a twist, I think at this moment, obj-c is actually more supported. Swift is in beta.
I bet if got to use RubyMotion or Swift, in both cases you will end up needing to learn obj-c.
- dennisnedry 12y agoI can't stress enough that knowing Objective-C is absolutely necessary, since Swift is still evolving and there is still so much core stuff in Objective-C. Besides, learning a C language always makes a user a better programmer, since it's merciless.
- AlexeyBrin 12y agoI already know C and C++.
- dennisnedry 12y agoObjective-C will be easy then. The notation is a bit different, but you'll be able to pick it up in a few hours.