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The Swift programming language will become the standard for iOS application development while Objective-C will become obsolete
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Swift is easier, faster and safer than Objective-C and therefore better suited to app development.
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In 2 years, popularity of iOS programming languages dropped by 67%, from 3rd to 14th place on the TIOBE Index.
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Apple shows no interest to re-write their own code in Swift. As long as the system core itself is written in ObjC, it won't become obsolete.
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Apple did move their core libraries over to Swift.
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it ain't gonna happen any time soon. There is a tremendous legacy of frameworks and libraries that are difficult or impossible to access without an Objective-C shim. (See the HIDManager for an example)
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"not any time soon" and "never" are not synonymous.
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Companies are slow to move. For example 6 of top 200 iOS apps use networking library release 5 years ago
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If you build an easiest way to write a code that end in the same result, it'll be prefered over time.
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Apple is devoting a tremendous amount of time and energy to the development of Swift and the language has seen an unprecedented adoption rate in the last year.
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Xamarin allows you to write in a proper language like c#
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Xamarin is not a programming language, it's a 3rd party framework. Out of the topic.
saiday
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