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It just recently got official support for Windows and Linux, and it had low-key Linux support for a while before that. I've heard of people writing web servers
by _bxg1 6y ago
It just recently got official support for Windows and Linux, and it had low-key Linux support for a while before that. I've heard of people writing web servers in it. Like Go, it compiles directly to native machine code.
- vips7L 6y agoIsn't it still slower than GO because of referencing counting?
- _bxg1 6y agoDepends what you mean by slow. Go is garbage-collected, Swift is reference-counted. Each has advantages and disadvantages. But also, that doesn't apply to stack-allocated values. It's not as simple as one being faster than the other.