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Show HN: Objective-C.IO - kenfromsilicon
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kenfromsilicon
Hi all!
I'm the creator of Objective-C.IO. I've been a user of Objective-C since
Objective-C 1.0, but never really built any great apps. I know of a few
smaller companies that have used Objective-C on OS X but haven't found any
off-the-shelf solutions for what I want.
I built Objective-C.IO because it is built in such a way that you can build
for different platforms very easily.
The version for OS X is at
[ and it works well. I plan
to release more in the future for iOS and Linux.
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toast0
Interesting idea. I guess the biggest question I have is, why would I use
this, instead of using a third party implementation of Objective-C (eg,
Xcode, CocoaPods, Carthage, etc)
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kenfromsilicon
You can use the code within Objective-C.IO in an existing Objective-C or C
project. Objective-C.IO is built on top of NSCoding, so it knows how to
serialize an object, and then load that object back from disk. The easy way
to use this in your projects is to just include the binary in your project
(and then use the class methods to import the project), so you can use a
single code base in different projects.
I don't know if you're looking for a way to build for multiple platforms, or
to share code between multiple platforms. Objective-C.IO lets you do both.
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nfoz
I like the idea, but I'm not sure how much it adds to the existing solution
ecosystem.
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hliyan
From the documentation: "Objective-C is a superset of the C programming
language."
And then I was told that Objective-C is a superset of C++. So is this
documentation correct?
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