STM — Why mainstraims languages don’t profit from STM

Posted on 6. May 2012 by jmg

It’s Sunday morning and I’m reading old blog posts about programming languages. While doing that I’ve come across a great summary of the reasons why STM requires a functional programming style in order to pay off.

The problem with STM: your languages still suck

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One Response to STM — Why mainstraims languages don’t profit from STM

  1. Agustin says:
    31. July 2012 at 12:51

    The programming lggauane for iPhone is Objective-C, not C, not C++. Although Objective-C and c/c++ are alike, you don’t need to know C/C++ before learning Objective-C.You need to know OOP (Object Oriented Programming) and MVC (Model View Controller) concepts.Once you learned how to program in Objective-C, you can dive in iPhone SDK and start to develop real iPhone programs.iPad SDK is essentially the same as iPhone SDK.

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