I just released ObjFW 0.90.2, an extremely portable Objective-C framework(webkeks.org)
webkeks.org
I just released ObjFW 0.90.2, an extremely portable Objective-C framework
https://webkeks.org/blog/?75
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It actually is on GitHub: https://github.com/Midar/objfw
I offer both, self-hosted and on GitHub, because I believe in decentralization. It's Git after all! :)
Yup, I was the guy who pushed an app using ObjFW to the store: https://webkeks.org/blog/?74
I offer both, self-hosted and on GitHub, because I believe in decentralization. It's Git after all! :)
Yup, I was the guy who pushed an app using ObjFW to the store: https://webkeks.org/blog/?74
Ah, my bad! Thanks for the link, dunno how I missed it.
Know if anyone else is using ObjFW in a production setting?
Know if anyone else is using ObjFW in a production setting?
Well, I know it's used for some internal things at a Russian AV company according to some bug reports that have been made :). And Microsoft used it for their WinObjC for a (not very long) while when they initially released it.
For better or for worse, it's just easier to drill down and scope things out when it's there (or BitBucket/GitLab/etc).
Were you the one who recently pushed an app into the store that used ObjFW? I saw a blog post recently about that and found it super cool but forgot to bookmark it. Love to see more people doing ObjC stuff even if it's not the sexiest language out there.