Objective-c
Asked on 06/11/2025
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It seems like you're interested in Objective-C, but the provided context is focused on Swift and other topics from Apple's WWDC sessions. If you're looking for information on Objective-C, you might want to explore sessions related to interoperability between Swift and Objective-C or memory management, as these topics often touch on Objective-C concepts.
For example, the session "Analyze heap memory" discusses memory management, which is relevant to both Swift and Objective-C. You can find more about reducing reference counting overhead in Objective-C in the session Analyze heap memory (30:46).
If you have specific questions about Swift or other topics covered in the WWDC sessions, feel free to ask!
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