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Objective-D

Objective-D is a modern language which can generate Objective-C and Java based on its code. It can allow you to use the same language for iOS and Android development. You can read this article that will show you a brief description of the language. Also you can read about the syntax of Objective-D starting from here and command line arguments.

Getting started

1. Download and extract the last available ObjD.zip.
2. Put ObjD file somewhere so that it will be available in path. For instance, /usr/sbin.
3. There are two folders with templates of the project for the particular destination language in the archive (Java, ObjC). Choose one of them.
4. Open the project using Xcode or preferably AppCode for Objective-C, and JetBrains Idea for Java.
5. In the project you will find two main folders. ObjDLib contains sources and generated file of the core library. Sample contains a couple of sample files and build.sh which generates code. You can rename Sample folder as you wish.
6. Also you can download the plugin for AppCode and Idea.
7. You can read about the syntax of Objective-D starting from here and command line arguments.