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• PeterisP 9y ago
  It doesn't seem to be particularly relevant; potential for server-side usage of Swift is one thing, but Swift apps for Android devices have quite different challenges and reasons for (non)adoption.
• swsieber 9y ago
  IMO, kotlin makes a much better candidate to be "the" cross platform language for server / client since it supports typescript as a first class citizen, and a native target is coming. You could use the same arguments in the article you posted to posit that everyone will be developing on a Mac. It's not very convincing to me.