Re: Cool projects
By: Nightfox to All on Tue Jan 30 2018 01:15 pm

Hi all - I'm just curious if anyone has worked on any cool Objective-C projects lately?

Obj-C isn't cool anymore... is it? Seems Apple is pushing everyone to Swift.

Bob Roberts
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Re: Cool projects
By: Bob Roberts to Nightfox on Thu Dec 31 2020 09:39 am

Hi all - I'm just curious if anyone has worked on any cool
Objective-C projects lately?

Obj-C isn't cool anymore... is it? Seems Apple is pushing everyone to Swift.

It seems that way. But is Objective-C only used for Apple devices?

Nightfox

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Re: Cool projects
By: Nightfox to Bob Roberts on Sun Jan 03 2021 05:23 pm

Obj-C isn't cool anymore... is it? Seems Apple is pushing everyone
to Swift.

It seems that way. But is Objective-C only used for Apple devices?

I'm guessing based on your phrasing that ObjC is used for other things. But with the largest corporate benefactor no longer driving it's use, it won't have a lot of devs hopping on board.

I just googled "objective-c" and every link is related to Apple development.

If you were starting fresh, would you pick ObjC for a project?

Bob Roberts
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Re: Cool projects
By: Bob Roberts to Nightfox on Tue Jan 05 2021 09:31 am

I'm guessing based on your phrasing that ObjC is used for other things. But with the largest corporate benefactor no longer driving it's use, it won't have a lot of devs hopping on board.

I just googled "objective-c" and every link is related to Apple development.

If you were starting fresh, would you pick ObjC for a project?

I probably wouldn't choose Objective-C, based on the same reason you said, that most software development hasn't used Objective-C. However, Objective-C is 100% compatible with regular C, so theoretically you could make use of software libraries with C interfaces with Objective-C - and there are quite a bit of software libraries with C interfaces. You can also do things like write Python & Perl modules in C, so I'd think you could do the same with Objective-C. Objective-C just doesn't seem to be a popular choice.

Nightfox

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Hi all - I'm just curious if anyone has worked on any cool Objective-C projects lately?

Nightfox

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