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I could possibly see the point of this if Swift didn't exist (ObjC is my second least-favorite language, right behind C ), but otherwise it seems like little m

I could possibly see the point of this if Swift didn't exist (ObjC is my second least-favorite language, right behind C ), but otherwise it seems like little more than an interesting POC.

iends 11y ago
The point is to demonstrate that Go runs on iOS, regardless of what other languages also run on iOS.
- incepted 11y ago
  That's not news, Apple allows a lot of languages to run on their OS now. What matters is: how extensive is the support for this language on iOS? As far as this app shows, the support for Go looks very primitive and not really applicable to anything but toy apps.
rhodysurf 11y ago
You can write business logic for both iOS and Android using Go and only have to write the UI specific stuff in Swift/objc or Java.