I'm (some what) proficient in many programming languages. Some more than others. I've worked in languages like Python, Eiffel, C#, C++, Prolog, Java, OCaml, F#, Ruby and as of recently, after a long hiatus, Haskell.
I have such a strong dislike for Objective-C, I can't explain it. I mean C++ is insane in a way, and Haskell is a pure Mindbender. But Objective-C's syntax, to me, is indeed so verbose, I'd rather read the EU regulations on "the common organisation of agricultural markets".
I had to create a couple of iPhone apps, and I probably will have to create some more in the future.
Is there any way for me to overcome my unnatural dislike for this language?
And yeah, this article did not work for me, as you would have already guessed.
I have such a strong dislike for Objective-C, I can't explain it. I mean C++ is insane in a way, and Haskell is a pure Mindbender. But Objective-C's syntax, to me, is indeed so verbose, I'd rather read the EU regulations on "the common organisation of agricultural markets".
I had to create a couple of iPhone apps, and I probably will have to create some more in the future.
Is there any way for me to overcome my unnatural dislike for this language?
And yeah, this article did not work for me, as you would have already guessed.