Want to get into app development for iOS. Which would /g/ recommend as a programming language?
I'm already decently versed in C++ and I assume Objective-C would be similar to it in syntax so that's what I was initially considering but after doing some reading online many people recommend Swift if you're just starting app dev.
>inb4 iOS :^)
>>55550207
I think youre pretty much obligated to use Swift for iOS development, if not, just pick one of higher level languages that can make your code platform-wide compatible with Android, Windows phones and maybe web/pc too so you have a wide market.
>>55550222
>not wanting to make easy money off of normies
>>55550255
>obligated to use Swift for iOS development
Care to explain why? Genuinely curious why this is the case.
Swift all the way.
>>55550222
Stay mad.
>>55550207
>c++ similar syntax to obj-c
no. obj-c has hideous syntax, prolly only functional languages are uglier.
learn swift. why? cos apple is moving everything to it from obj-c. which is good cos its a rather nice language.
>>55550477
And that my friends is how you learn java.
>>55550500
Ad this is what Haskell feels like, note the subtle differences between functional and oo programming.
Wow mods are definitely asleep.
>>55550517
Here we have an art installation of the Arch upgrade process.
>>55550305
because aplel will probably deprecate ObjC after a few years.
Apple likes to deprecate APIs/languages to force developers to use always the latest.
>>55550682
trust me, no one is forced away from obj-c, they run from it giggling like a girl delighting in their new found rainbows, unicorns and bunnies.
