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I would think Google should be more worried than Apple at this point, since Swift works on iOS but Go support in Android is second-class. In fact, there are sig
by sounds 11y ago
I would think Google should be more worried than Apple at this point, since Swift works on iOS but Go support in Android is second-class. In fact, there are significant efforts to run Swift on Android which places it at least on par with Go there (and, obviously, ahead on iOS).
- wstrange 11y agoI actually don't get the attraction of running Go on Android. I see it as a systems language. IMHO, Dart is a much more interesting applications language. And it will soon run on iOS (see http://flutter.io http://flutter.io)