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    John Siracusa Verified account ‏@siracusa 15 May 2013

    Apple's new Objective-C-to-JavaScript bridge in WebKit: http://www.steamclock.com/blog/2013/05/apple-objective-c-javascript-bridge/ … (via @apike)

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    1. Casey Liss ‏@caseyliss 15 May 2013

      @siracusa “Siracusa county is on the left”

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      1. Justin Scholz ‏@JMoVS 15 May 2013

        @siracusa @apike I thought it was the right way?

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      2. Allen Pike ‏@apike 15 May 2013

        @JMoVS @siracusa Good question. Looks to me like the left bridge is going more in the direction of Moscone though.

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      3. Justin Scholz ‏@JMoVS 15 May 2013

        @apike I hope you got the double meaning with „the right way“ :D

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      4. Allen Pike ‏@apike 15 May 2013

        @JMoVS Of course :)

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      5. Justin Scholz ‏@JMoVS 15 May 2013

        @apike lesson learned: Never ever underestimate followers of @siracusa ! :D

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      1. Cameron Perry ‏@mistercameron 15 May 2013

        .@siracusa @apike Sounds like iOS early days when we all thought web widgets would be the future of the app landscape. But JS replace Obj-C?

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      2. Allen Pike ‏@apike 15 May 2013

        @mistercameron @siracusa I think the big difference with the JS bridge is that UIKit can still do what it’s good at (rendering views).

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      1. Blake Caldwell ‏@blakecaldwell 15 May 2013

        @siracusa @apike The image is awesome.

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      2. Allen Pike ‏@apike 15 May 2013

        @blakecaldwell @siracusa Honestly I can’t even remember why those WWDC invites had the two bridges. iOS and OS X I guess?

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      1. ｒａｙｒａｙ ‏@raymondedwards 15 May 2013

        @siracusa @apike This seems way more useful in the iOS environment, so I'm curious why this appears to be locked by ifdefs referring to OS X

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      2. Allen Pike ‏@apike 15 May 2013

        @raymondedwards @siracusa The ifdefs refer to the build platform, not the runtime platform. Could definitely be useful on iOS.

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      1. bren kenobi ‏@jasonbrennan 15 May 2013

        @siracusa how does this compliment things like Mocha and JSTalk? /cc @ccgus

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      2. Gus Mueller ‏@ccgus 15 May 2013

        @jasonbrennan @siracusa whoa.

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    7. Justin Scholz ‏@JMoVS 15 May 2013

      @siracusa @apike why is Siracusa county on the left?

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    8. Nino D'Aversa ‏@ndaversa 15 May 2013

      @siracusa Would love some Siracusian level dissection of this. Point me to a blog post or podcast if you ever get around to it

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