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Something to think about from end user Joe, here: A quick search seemed to indicate that Swift support (officially) began in iOS 7. Great, that's the version I'
by preordained 11y ago
Something to think about from end user Joe, here: A quick search seemed to indicate that Swift support (officially) began in iOS 7. Great, that's the version I'm on. If anything coming down the pipe for Swift depends on a later version, I'm not on board. I'm not going anywhere. A lot of users, myself included, have been burned when a version upgrade runs like a dog on old hardware...but unfortunately, I'm not going to spring for a new iPad every year, much to the chagrin of Apple. It'd be interesting to see how App Store success correlates with how many versions you can support.
- thewarrior 11y agoApple already thought of this and tbe Swift runtime + libraries are embedded inside every app that uses Swift. No worries :).
- preordained 11y agoNo worries, indeed. Good to know!