Definitely Vue or React. Vue does have the lowest learning curve, I'd say, but both are awesome!

Relatable as fuck...

This guy FUCKS

Hello!

@IamGoD ahah thanks, really looking forward to trying it out :D

I really enjoy Swift, going to try out Obj-C soon. I'd definitely say, though, that Obj-C looks a bit confusing at a first glance... Hopefully I'm wrong!

Rain has started a while ago...
Let's hope it helps. This year has been insane here...

I'm pretty sure you still need to have XCode installed. But yeah, as others have said, JetBrains' software is amazing, and so AppCode should be no different. :)

dude what

Check!

I know right, always end up finding all these interests!

I actually really dig the new icon ahah

@chadd17 Fair point, I see where you're coming from.

@byte oh my bad. Thanks!

@helloworld, yep coding fonts my bad

@tracktraps yep that's fair enough!

Fira Code with ligatures, anyone?

What about FRP (Functional Reactive Programming) - say ReactiveX

@CrankyOldDev that's it, my bad ahaha. Thanks!

@iSwimInTheC It cracks me up everytime ahaha

@wrgl0 Absolutely :D

Java is fine, but - not meant to start a war - I really do think Kotlin beats it in most aspects... IMO extremely concise, very little verbosity, a good, clear chunk of FP, extension functions, inline functions, exquisite null handling, default arguments...

Notice how that 4.5 rating implies there's still room for improvement... :D

@BindView hey man, thanks for your input!

Hey, that's me!

.(Modern) videogame OSTs, like Journey, Life is Strange, Firewatch...

.My custom 100-ish rock playlist.

Depends on my mood, really :D

@vertti Yep, totally agree!

@vertti I see where you're coming from, but I think it has many benefits for larger scale applications.

The absence of direct mutation makes the state completely predictable, where the UI is purely a function of the state. Just that alone will eliminate a whole range of possible bugs! It also makes it suuuper easy to do time-travel debugging or mimic user action. :)

And of course, although a bit boilerplatey, Redux does provide a pretty solid, normalized architecture to your app!

Hey, check out FriendlyData!

I'd say the main difference is that both React and Angular are backed by huge companies (Facebook and Google respectively).

Vue hasn't reached the 'total mainstream' point just yet, but it's growing very rapidly. I honestly think it's just a matter of time until it becomes about as used as the other two.