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[grahamwest]

I wrote my first Objective-C class a few days ago. It's interesting comparing it to C++. They decided not to make any new keywords so it's all new syntax instead and that's awkward to get used to at first. The difference between static and non-static methods is especially awkward, just using a plus or minus respectively before the method's return

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[saintnicster]

Let me know what you think about iOS development. It's always interested me, but I haven't really had a good enough idea to start development.

[grahamwest]

I'm going to make a solitaire game. I know there are already zillions of them, but my aim is to be as data-driven as possible so I can add lots of variants in the future including wacky ones like Calculation or Busy Aces (or even more wacky ones I can't remember off the top of my head).

It's primarily an excuse to learn Mac/iOS programming but it's good to have a goal.

[liquidbrain6502]

My iOS development works has stalled because it's G2E madness time at WMS... once things calm down I hope to get back into it.

I like Objective-C when it sticks with being C with classes. The language gets complex the deeper you dive into it.