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The package manager has been open source, cross platform and available since pretty much from the start. The standard library is becoming cross-platform as we
by pilif 3y ago
The package manager has been open source, cross platform and available since pretty much from the start.
The standard library is becoming cross-platform as we discuss it here.
- realusername 3y ago> The standard library is becoming cross-platform as we discuss it here. I'd argue that it's too late already, the ship has sailed, Swift is heading the same way as C#.
- qaq 3y agoIs there an alternative with similar features and ergonomics? I am def. not aware of one.
- realusername 3y agoFor which purpose? It depends what you want to do with it.
- qaq 3y agoWell lang features do not really depend on the purpose the 3d party libs do. Let's say the purpose is web services.
- realusername 3y agoI doubt the web story in swift is that strong anyways, I'd pick python, ruby or php.
- ohgodplsno 3y agoI'm having a hard time seeing Swift becoming a well-respected and easily considered language for your next project. The sheer lack of anything outside of what Apple has made already makes it a non starter. In comparison, .Net is absolutely amazing.