Objective-C, used for developing Apple iOS applications, climbs to No. 6 in the monthly Tiobe Programming Community index for most popular programming languages, after being ranked at number 8 a ...

Objective-C, the language of the Apple world of iOS and the Mac, has overtaken C++ in a key index that measures the most popular programming languages in use today. The TIOBE programming community ...

Objective-C is the object-oriented programming language used by developers for iOS. It had its start in 1983, the same year C++ was created. C++ proved far more popular over the years.

SEE: Programming languages: Go and Python are what developers most want to learn "In 2014 Apple announced the new programming language Swift to be the successor of Objective-C. At that moment ...

The TIOBE Index, which ranks programming language popularity, has named Objective-C its language of the year for 2012, the second year in a row it has won.

Interest in the Objective-C language has taken a nosedive thanks to developers ramping up on Apple’s successor, the Swift language, according to this month’s Tiobe index of language popularity ...

Jansen attributes Objective-C’s decline to an obvious culprit — Apple’s June 2014 introduction of the Swift language — and to the growing popularity of the rival Google Android platform ...

According to Coding Dojo's annual Top Programming Languages report, ... According to Zip Recruiter, the median salary for an Objective-C developer is $123,422 per year. #8: C#.

Apple's Objective-C finally exits the top 20 list of popular programming languages tracked by Tiobe, but a 'dinosaur' language has had an unexpected boost.