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Re: Apple should get behind Cocoa Java



On 16/08/2006, at 9:06 AM, Shawn Erickson wrote:
If you note various other Objective-C language bridges are mostly
maintain by a community of folks outside of Apple with Apple
leveraging that work by including aspect in developer tools and/or
operating system.

I suspect the other bridges are a lot easier to maintain, since they tend to use dynamic typing and features like Ruby's method_missing() to save them having to generate static types up-front for all the bridged Objective-C classes. From what I could see, maintaining the CocoaJava API required a lot of manual translation of Cocoa concepts (for example, informal protocols) into Java types and idioms.


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