I started using Swift around 5 years ago, and I have barely written a line of Objective-C since. I like the philosophy of the language a lot, and I use it on o

I started using Swift around 5 years ago, and I have barely written a line of Objective-C since. I like the philosophy of the language a lot, and I use it on other types of projects at well. I'm frustrated by the tooling and the cross-platform story. It's a great language to program in, but it can be painful to work with in terms of project fragility and dependency management.