You might see that the Dropbox Community team have been busy working on some major updates to the Community itself! So, here is some info on what’s changed, what’s staying the same and what you can expect from the Dropbox Community overall.

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C. Tim
New member | Level 2
10 years ago

To use API v2 in iOS platform, we need an objective-C version

We didn't use swift in our app development for iOS devices. To use API v2 in iOS platform, we need an objective-C version!!! Please kindly provide an objective-C version!
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Ari W.
New member | Level 1
9 years ago

@Gregory, thanks for the update. I just want to reiterate that for many of us, having any Swift code in our production apps is not an option at the moment and I would urge you to consider shipping a clean Objective-C Dropbox SDK -- not an Objective-C interface to the Swift SDK -- if you want developers to be able to use it.

There is no good reason as to why the SDK should be written in Swift at this point in time. A Swift wrapper around an Objective-C SDK works perfectly without excluding people, whereas the other way around is no good. Please see my previous comments if you need any clarification as to why.

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