I disagree with static. Now, Objective-C is basically a mixed language of C with Smalltalk[^1] on top, but the Smalltalk portions are dynamic, and I think we should focus on those, because otherwise, it's just C.
We should go with reference counting here. Waiting on #44.
I've also introduced a new syntax style. If we're focusing on the non-C-parts, the syntax style is really nothing like C at all, e.g. [myColor changeColorToRed:5.0 green:2.0 blue:6.0];.
What Progle says:
static. Now, Objective-C is basically a mixed language of C with Smalltalk[^1] on top, but the Smalltalk portions aredynamic, and I think we should focus on those, because otherwise, it's just C.[myColor changeColorToRed:5.0 green:2.0 blue:6.0];.[^1]: as in, a Smalltalk-like language.