Nope, Swift clearly won (which was created by Apple themselves to replace ObjC in most places if not all eventually).
I think the metrics in their current form don't really mean much if it's only measuring the performance "gain" by getting rid of the ObjC/Swift bridge.
I think the metrics in their current form don't really mean much if it's only measuring the performance "gain" by getting rid of the ObjC/Swift bridge.