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Indeed. Tell any ex-NeXT person circa 1996 that MS would be effectively building their own OPENSTEP for Windows and no one would have believed you. Will be int
by lukeh 11y ago
Indeed. Tell any ex-NeXT person circa 1996 that MS would be effectively building their own OPENSTEP for Windows and no one would have believed you.
Will be interesting see how they implemented it and whether they used Apportable's Foundation (which looks really well written).
- pavlov 11y agoI wonder if part of the reason for last year's Swift announcement was that Apple got whiff of Microsoft's Obj-C Cocoa clone. Swift was obviously half-baked when it came out. It's still far from production quality IMHO. But as a deterrent for this kind of compatibility action, Swift's existence is quite effective.
- dep_b 11y ago- Swift uses the same compilers and frameworks - Swift support s in Xcode and if Microsoft doesn't watch out their implementation might be miles ahead at their first try - Swift 1.0 was a marketing 1.0, technically maybe a 0.2 release. I hope I don't need to touch it again in the next year even though I like the language principally