I took some time today to start the rewrite my Epic Color Crash game in Objective-C. It feels backwards to move the code to the older development environment. I really am curious to see how the MyAppConverter works, but it doesn't support Swift.
Converting from Swift to Objective-C turns out to be very straight forward and easy, but a bit tedious. Nearly every line of code needs to be changed, but very little needs to be recoded.
Up until Swift, Objective-C has been my favorite language to write in. Now that I have spent some time with Swift I have learned to love it even more than Objective-C, so if the MyAppConverter works well it will be sad to have to go back to Objective-C.
Converting from Swift to Objective-C turns out to be very straight forward and easy, but a bit tedious. Nearly every line of code needs to be changed, but very little needs to be recoded.
Up until Swift, Objective-C has been my favorite language to write in. Now that I have spent some time with Swift I have learned to love it even more than Objective-C, so if the MyAppConverter works well it will be sad to have to go back to Objective-C.
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