Despite being a toddler in the programming languages world, Swift has proven its efficiency and is used by such companies as LinkedIn, Vimeo, Coursera, Twitter, etc. We assume that it will eventually outflank Objective-C and become a leader for iOS mobile… Read more
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I chose Objective-C to write the code for Up Spell, my word game for iOS. Find out why. More about Up Spell. https://upgames.dev Steve Jobs at 1997 WWDC. htt... (more…)
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