> It is hard to think that any Windows programmer would prefer Swift as a language over .NET languages, It's not hard for me to think that. I've never been in

> It is hard to think that any Windows programmer would prefer Swift as a language over .NET languages, It's not hard for me to think that. I've never been interested in .Net languages, and I write stuff for both Linux and Windows. If it was just Swift the language and compiler, and I had to wrap Win32 API calls by hand, I'd happily use it.