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by kazinator
2102 days ago
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In 1996/1997, the Macintosh was still, for most end-users, the only viable alternative to an IBM PC derivative, and one with market share. The old Mac OS didn't use Objective-C-based frameworks. Objective C was used on the NeXT workstations. Objective C became popular because it was part of the tech stack brought back into Apple by Jobs. |
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