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hey guys i was interested in knowing is python and ruby really a big thing to have when doing ios and mac os X development?
i am learning objective-c right now (command line tools mainly) and going to go to cocoa next but was interested in knowing if i should learn python and ruby as an add on to help with my development.
if not then what else should i learn? i looked into learning C++ and C but idk what else is a big thing i should learn to make better apps than just someone who learned 1 language.
hey guys i was interested in knowing is python and ruby really a big thing to have when doing ios and mac os X development?
i am learning objective-c right now (command line tools mainly) and going to go to cocoa next but was interested in knowing if i should learn python and ruby as an add on to help with my development.
if not then what else should i learn? i looked into learning C++ and C but idk what else is a big thing i should learn to make better apps than just someone who learned 1 language.
Learning Python or Ruby would not help you. Everything (almost) can be done with objective-c, thus you should focus on this.
However. If you want to learn how to program programs for the PC or similar platforms, you should consider going into C++, C#, Java, JavaScript and so on..
Python and Ruby will not benefit in your app development for OSX or iOS. That being said if you wanted to write a web-service that your app would communicate with you can use Python and Ruby for that.
Well, Ruby is mostly used for backend and it is very helpful there, but in the app development for iOS it would hardly help you. Though with programming languages - the more you know, the quicker and easier you can learn the new one
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However. If you want to learn how to program programs for the PC or similar platforms, you should consider going into C++, C#, Java, JavaScript and so on..
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