To navigate the world of mobile app development, one needs to make smart choices, especially when selecting the right programming language and development team. Swift has grown popular, though ...

Apple recently unveiled Swift, a new language to replace Objective-C for OS X and iOS application development. Apple won’t accept submissions built using Swift to the iOS or Mac App Store until the ...

More iOS developers than ever are taking Objective-C based games across to Android, with cross-platform solution Apportable claiming its breaking down traditional dev barriers. The Apportable platform ...

Disclaimer: I have virtually no experience outside of using C or C++ outside of some long forgotten college courses. I'm trying to teach myself Objective-C, and the usage of the * character is ...