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> using it for new apps is a great idea The Swift 2->3 migration was a huge time sink and is still on people's minds. Xcode 9 is also still slow and crashy whe
by gurkendoktor 9y ago
> using it for new apps is a great idea
The Swift 2->3 migration was a huge time sink and is still on people's minds. Xcode 9 is also still slow and crashy when working with Swift. For small apps with a tiny maintenance budget, ObjC makes a lot of sense even now. I expect it'll die even more slowly than Carbon did.
- valuearb 9y agoNote that the Swift 4 migration is intentionally easy and backwards compatible with 3.2. I think they learned a good lesson from the ->3 migration.