What's new in Objective-C?

Generated on 9/12/2024

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It seems there is no specific information about updates to Objective-C in the provided context. However, there are several updates and new features related to Swift, which is Apple's modern programming language that has been evolving to replace Objective-C in many areas. Here are some highlights from the WWDC sessions:

  1. Swift 6: Introduces a new language mode that provides data race safety guarantees, improving the safety of concurrent programs. It also includes non-copyable types, which help manage unique ownership of resources.

  2. Swift Foundation: The Foundation framework has been rewritten from legacy C and Objective-C into modern Swift, offering more consistency, higher quality, and better performance across all platforms.

  3. Swift's 10th Anniversary: Celebrating a decade since its introduction, Swift continues to evolve with new features and improvements, making it a compelling choice for performance-sensitive and secure code.

  4. Swift's New Space on GitHub: The Swift project is moving to a new organization on GitHub, which will include the Swift Compiler foundation and other ecosystem packages.

  5. C++ Interoperability: Swift continues to improve its interoperability with C++, allowing for more seamless integration between the two languages.

For more detailed information on these topics, you can refer to the session titled "What’s new in Swift" from WWDC 2024.