vyshane

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   by vyshane 12y ago

   I've read this post. I would still recommend that you jump straight into Swift. Objective-C has its own set of quirks and pain points. If I was starting over, I would go straight to Swift. It's an altogether nicer and more consist
2. 32.▲
   by vyshane 12y ago

   Well, to be fair, Apple have other books that cover Cocoa and Cocoa Touch. A book about Swift is... about Swift.
3. 33.▲
   by vyshane 13y ago

   Have you looked at the code? This is not reinventing the components. This is basically UIKit with a few things added to it.