Thank you! The point on ABI compat is interesting - I guess that's the sort of thing that makes Swift truly an "end to end" language. Though at the same time,

Thank you! The point on ABI compat is interesting - I guess that's the sort of thing that makes Swift truly an "end to end" language. Though at the same time, the focus on dynamic linking is a source of one common complaint with swift, IIRC - people often complain that the language features they use are tied to OS versions. > which has been tried do be emulated (Jetpack Compose, Druid). However, nobody got it as magical as Swift did. That's interesting, too. I'm not a UI programmer by any means, and from what little I tried of SwiftUI and JP Compose (though I have written more server-side Kotlin and found it perfectly pleasant) I didn't see a significant difference. Do you have any further reading I can look into this further?