I see some comments about Objective C or Cocoa however their does note seem to be a specific area for such comments. Objective C would be a good listing below the other languages. Any serious OSx iPad or iPhone developers would look here first for information. Since there is more and more of a move to support Apple Development - consider it please.
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Jump to PostNot a bad idea...
Jump to PostWe already have a Mobile Development forum and it is not very active at all. I'd like to see some more activity revolving around mobile dev before we would consider adding additional forums to cater to it.
Jump to PostWhy the reluctance to create more forums, does having more forums affect something that we aren't aware of?
At least from a moderation viewpoint, it amounts to more house keeping which needs to be taken care of. Plus, it's not like it was always this way in the past. Forums …
Jump to PostThere's always a design cost to having more subdivisions. Navigation becomes painful if you have a forum for every language, and it becomes harder to keep track of potentially interesting fora, so it seems sensible to make sure that any forum created is actually needed.
As Sanjay points out, …
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