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roosevelt
Hey All,
You guys must've seen the demo Microsoft did on the Build and they demo'ed two things in particular. First was some example Objective-C codes compiled in Visual Studio and the second was the "Candy Crush" game running on the Windows phone! The demos show that iOS apps now can be converted for Windows phones, etc. I believe that also include iPad apps since iPads also use iOS.
However, did anywhere Microsoft also mention that their Objective-C support now includes the Cocoa framework? I would love to create apps that work both on Windows and a Mac and look gorgeous! Not that you cannot achieve the same result with something like Java but every craftsman has his favorite tools!
Visual Studio for Mac: https://code.visualstudio.com/
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