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I'll second that. Adobe wants to become an alternative platform for the iPhone. Right now it's Objective-C or the highway. I can't stand JavaScript (and theref

by eob 17y ago

I'll second that. Adobe wants to become an alternative platform for the iPhone. Right now it's Objective-C or the highway. I can't stand JavaScript (and therefore ActionScript) but, as an iPhone developer, watching this video made me think, "gosh, I should start learning flash". Objective-C is a nice language once you get used to it, but I can't imagine that it could compete against Flash in animation-heavy programming tasks.

cakesy 17y ago
No it isnt', there are plenty of languages you can program the iphone in. Straight off Apple supports C. Then a lot of people have added support for other languages. All these have been advertised on here.
- mahmud 17y ago
  For the love of God, submit a link to the Apple resources on iPhone development in C. "Objective"-less, good ole C.
  - eob 17y ago
    Haha yeah seriously. That's kind of a silly rebuttal :p