Re: Cocoa Rules
Re: Cocoa Rules
- Subject: Re: Cocoa Rules
- From: Tim Hart <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 11:22:06 -0500
I'm with you.
The job that pays the bills is for me to write software and consult on
the development process in a business environment. I do Java and C#
most of the time in that arena. I have developed software using C and
C++ in the past, as well as a few niche languages and platforms.
I tend to be a 'right language for the right job' kind of guy. I
certainly have my preferences, but I don't think of myself as a
champion of any particular language.
I've never been paid a dime to write Objective-C. I've got an open
source offering out there, another one in the works, and a few ideas
I'm tinkering with.
I'm more productive in Objective-C than in C, C++, Java or C#. My code
is easier to maintain, and more elegant. ObjC is definitely a great
language, and probably overlooked way too often.
On May 25, 2004, at 10:41 PM, Adam wrote:
2 months ago I was a Java man. Cocoa / Obj-C confused the !@#$ out of
me.
The other day, I just got it. The whole language opened up to me.
Today, I am a Cocoa man. This language rules. Thanks to all the people
on this list who helped me to get this far.
Adam
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