Yeah I agree. I've been using Swift for about 2 years, and my major issue is the tooling (Xcode, CocoaPods, etc.). I've been trying plugins for every editor I

Yeah I agree. I've been using Swift for about 2 years, and my major issue is the tooling (Xcode, CocoaPods, etc.). I've been trying plugins for every editor I like (emacs, sublime text, VS Code), and all the code completion sucks. I've researched it a bit, and it all appears to be issues with SourceKit itself. I think Swift would do much better on Linux with proper tooling - when I look at Go and Rust tools everything seems to work (I've never tried them - just going off the project readme.md and videos). I wish this was a bigger priority, but it doesn't appear to be. It seems like this will all probably get better when the Swift Package Manager supports iOS/tvOS/watchOS. Most completion tools don't parse the Xcode project for frameworks, so you don't get completions outside of UIKit/Foundation and what's declared in your file. I imagine when SPM is ready it'll make it much easier to parse dependencies and include completions for them.