It's probably an OK search term for most cases, but the fact that sample code is mostly written in Swift now and there are a ton of legacy projects means people will want to convert from Swift to Objective C not because they are switching, but because they need to backport new ideas.
Not important, but the Swift->ObjectiveC cell in the matrix didn't seem right.
It's probably an OK search term for most cases, but the fact that sample code is mostly written in Swift now and there are a ton of legacy projects means people will want to convert from Swift to Objective C not because they are switching, but because they need to backport new ideas.
Not important, but the Swift->ObjectiveC cell in the matrix didn't seem right.