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 **A:** While Apple has indeed introduced Swift as a modern programming language and shifted its focus to frameworks like SwiftUI, Objective-C and AppKit are still widely used and supported. Apple's most sophisticated user applications are written either entirely or substantially in Objective-C and will continue to be for the foreseeable future.
 
 **Q: What is with the funny syntax of Objective-J and its brackets? I've never seen a language like this – how can anyone be productive with something so strange?**   
-**A:** Objective-J’s syntax, with its brackets, is inspired by Objective-C, which is a small superset of C. The brackets may seem unusual initially, but provide a powerful way to structure code and manage objects while keeping full compatibility with C. Similarly, Objective-J is a small superset of JavaScript. Developers familiar with Objective-C will find it intuitive, and those new to it can leverage extensive documentation and community resources. The initial learning curve is offset by the productivity gains in building complex, maintainable web applications with the option to mix and match from the vast repository of JavaScript code.
+**A:** Objective-J’s syntax, with its brackets, is inspired by Objective-C, which is a small superset of C. The brackets may seem unusual initially, but provide a powerful way to structure code and manage objects while keeping full compatibility with C. Similarly, Objective-J is a small superset of JavaScript. Developers familiar with Objective-C will find it intuitive, and those new to it can leverage extensive documentation and community resources. The initial learning curve is offset by the productivity gains in building complex, maintainable web applications with the option to mix and match from the vast repository of JavaScript code directly even within Objective-J classes.
 
 **Q: I have my own HTML, JavaScript, and CSS which I would like to use in a larger app. I don't see any JavaScript, HTML, or CSS in the available sample code. How do I do this?**  
 **A:** Cappuccino abstracts much of the DOM to align with Cocoa®'s model.  Existing framework controls can be extended or new ones built from scratch to meet specific requirements. The Cappuccino APIs follow a classic object-oriented programming model – most necessary functionality will be inherited from the Cappuccino base class one is starting with. The [CPWebView](https://www.cappuccino.dev/learn/documentation/interface_c_p_web_view.html) control can also be used to embed either HTML/Javascript/CSS fragments or entire web pages. Javascript can be intermixed with Objective-J code.