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I have no idea why everyone wants to get around objective-c, it's really not complicated to learn.
by pistoriusp 17y ago
I have no idea why everyone wants to get around objective-c, it's really not complicated to learn.
- elai 17y agoBecause dictionaries, object-arrays, strings and other fundamentals are way more verbose than they should be: someDictionary["bla"][3] vs. [[someDictionary objectForKey:@"bla"] objectAtIndex:3]; someDictionary["bla"] = 5 vs.[someDictionary setObject:[NSNumber numberWithInt:5] forKey:@"bla"]; "%@ - %@" % (date, name) vs. [NSString stringWithFormatString:@"%@ - %@",date,name]; Smalltalk is a lot better than objective-c even, because you can define binary & unary operators with singular symbols to make a far more concise syntax. You think you have done alot of work sometimes in objective-c when you find out that you were just extracting some values out of variables and putting it into this or that dictionary or array.