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I don't as much as I used to, but for a stretch I was going between Ruby and Objective-C daily. It was a lot to keep up with, and I ended up with a lot of ObjC
by eddieroger 12y ago
I don't as much as I used to, but for a stretch I was going between Ruby and Objective-C daily. It was a lot to keep up with, and I ended up with a lot of ObjC lines missing semicolons and Ruby strings prefixed with "@".
If I had to do it over again (alright, when), I'd try to segment the work better. I was writing a service in Ruby (Sinatra) and consuming it from ObjC. I should have planned better upfront so I wouldn't be hopping so frequently. Like, I don't know, spec out my API instead of just writing it.