
Objective C
A language from 1980, widely used in iOS and APIs, especially effective
with C++ and Objective-C++, now supports binary frames better.
Objective C for Business
Developing and maintaining legacy apps
Many iOS and macOS apps developed before the release of Swift (2014) are still written entirely in Objective-C. Companies that maintain these apps continue to use Objective-C to update features, fix bugs, and ensure compatibility with newer versions of Apple's operating systems.
Integrating with legacy libraries and frameworks
Objective-C is a must for projects that rely on older libraries or external frameworks written in this language. Additionally, because of its interoperability with C, it is useful for working with native C libraries or for projects that require a lower level of hardware access.
Developing cross-platform or hybrid apps
Companies that develop frameworks like React Native or Xamarin integrate Objective-C to interact with native iOS APIs. For example, in React Native, custom modules and interactions with native components often require writing code in Objective-C.
Automation and internal customization
Some companies use Objective-C to create specific internal tools or advanced macOS customizations, as it is the native language for interacting with advanced macOS APIs such as Core Foundation, AppKit, or Quartz.
Main Features

Objective-C is an object-oriented language

It combines the syntax of the C language with extensions for object-oriented programming.

Objective-C allows multiple inheritance through categories and protocols.

Objective-C uses ARC for automatic memory management
Our implementation process
1
iOS Architecture Design
We define development patterns, modules, and navigation. We select frameworks.
2
View Development
We create fluid and stable native interfaces. We implement APIs.
3
Testing on Real Devices
We validate compatibility with different iOS models and versions.
4
Publication and Maintenance
We upload the app to the App Store and configure monitoring. We apply improvements.

