> We use Xcode for its robust suite of tools for development, debugging, and testing.<p>And from that line on, we knew that it's just about marketing and reality faded away.<p>However, I really love Things and I always bring it up whenever someone talks about usability and intuitive design. It's such a beautiful pie e of software, written in native code (compared to all the bloated, slow electron apps). It just is very nice to work with Things.
Interesting reading. I hope Swift grows in popularity outside of the Apple world.<p>Though I’ve only played with it, I quite liked what I saw of Vapor (ditto Swift as a whole, with which I have more experience). The next time I need to build an API, I’ll probably give it a shot.
I think this is from the talk here:<p><a href="https://youtu.be/oJArLZIQF8w?si=VZRcsrLkttVjjPzy" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/oJArLZIQF8w?si=VZRcsrLkttVjjPzy</a>