Apparent, closures are coming for C and Objective-C. Objective-C was my first OO programming language, and the transition to Java was a painful one. For a long time, I couldn't go back because Objective-C was not garbage collected (this has changed). Then I couldn't go back because it didn't have closures (or even closures' red headed step child: the inner class).
But Objective-C with garbage collection and true closures? That's getting somewhere, fast.
And no I'm not rewriting Tapestry in Objective-C. You know that question was coming!
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please note that this is not a support forum for Tapestry. Requests for help will be deleted. Please subscribe to the Tapestry user mailing list if you are in need of support, or contact me directly for professional (for pay) support.
Spammers: Don't bother. I delete your comments and it's a waste of time for both of us. 垃圾邮件发送者：不要打扰。我删除您的评论和它的时间对我们双方的浪费