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Brian Lopez
1,124 Pointswhats up with objective-c discussions?
So i want to browse only discussions of Obj-C, but there is no column for it. SO i look under iOS, then i have to do another separate search to find the Tab, but then when i click on it, there don't seem to be many current Obj topics, if at all.
so, whats the deal? is it the lease popular course?
Cindy Lea
Courses Plus Student 6,497 PointsWhile we are on the subject, how do you get to the discussions in slack?
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Brian Lopez
1,124 Pointsi think swift is more buzzy, but i don't see why there isn't a distinct tab for Obj-c since the course if offered. I'd like to be able to browse the forum I'm learning under easily. Nothing against swift, but it isn't of interest to me at the moment.
Simon Coates
28,694 Pointsmy comment wasn't justifying the absence of a tab, more pertaining to your observation about it being less popular. You can make feature suggestions to treehouse but i wouldn't count on anything changing. Using the forum search on objective-c is pretty useless - I got back stuff under CSS and digital literacy. https://teamtreehouse.com/community/syllabus:1932 and https://teamtreehouse.com/community/syllabus:2002 are where the introductory objective-c posts and answers are.
Brian Lopez
1,124 Pointsexactly my problem. I don't really feel like sifting through a bunch of stuff. it isn't hard to have an obj-c filter/flare you can click on. and the Search function is incredibly sensitive to what results are
Simon Coates
28,694 PointsSimon Coates
28,694 Pointsnot into iOS development, but i had thought that swift was the more modern (and buzzy) way to develop compared to objective-c. Maybe i'm wrong.