C# and Objective-C
That said, there’s a big technology—and philosophy—divide between C# and Objective-C, and between .NET and Cocoa. Coding in both of them means that I’m soaking both my feet in water of different temperatures. I am in a fairly unique position to stand with one foot in a bucket of cold water and one foot in a bucket of hot water and announce how, on average, I’m feeling pretty good. To wit: When I’m in C#, I end up missing Objective-C. When I’m in Objective-C, I end up missing C#.
