I think this is a great observation, aka too many chefs. My criticism of Swift, is that it has become a “kitchen-sink” language over the past seven years (I’ve

I think this is a great observation, aka too many chefs. My criticism of Swift, is that it has become a “kitchen-sink” language over the past seven years (I’ve been using it since the first public beta), like C++. So many features have been added that it’s gone from being a “I can keep this language in my head” language to a “I have to routinely lookup how this thing works even though I program in Swift regularly” language. It’s gotten too big IMHO and could have used a good editor instead of design by committee. The recent function builder and property wrapper additions (added it seems because the SwiftUI folks wanted them) are particularly emblematic of how it has become less readable. The recent language additions have made me much less enthusiastic about it because like C++ it’s becoming a language where each person uses their own subset and style, instead of having a common elegance.