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It doesn't look like they've opened any of the existing Foundation framework we all know and love and that's written in Objective-C. The swift-corelib-foundatio
by mayoff 11y ago
It doesn't look like they've opened any of the existing Foundation framework we all know and love and that's written in Objective-C. The swift-corelib-foundation repo contains a bunch of .swift files, and those contain lots of calls to NSUnimplemented().
The Core Foundation stuff (included in swift-corelib-foundation) has been open for a while: http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/CF/ http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/CF/
- gilgoomesh 11y agoThe Foundation stuff is a complete Swift re-implementation of Foundation (fairly impressive goal) and is still in-progress (basic classes like NSArray and NSData look complete but none of NSURLConnection is implemented). They are targeting Swift 3 to have them complete. As the Core Libraries project page says: "These libraries are part of the work towards the future Swift 3 release. They are not yet ready for production use, and in fact are still in the earliest stages of development"
- vlozko 11y agoNSURLConnection is deprecated in iOS 9 so I won't be surprised if they choose not to implement anything that's been deprecated.