Swift has a lot of features, but you can leave many of them alone to begin with and learn them when you need them. Low-syntax defaults work in a reasonable, str

Swift has a lot of features, but you can leave many of them alone to begin with and learn them when you need them. Low-syntax defaults work in a reasonable, streamlined way. SwiftUI will confront you with more syntactic variations than other Swift code, but that's not unusual in a DSL. Overall it's a smooth learning curve due to progressive disclosure in language features. If Swift compiled five times faster, I would want for very little. But I don't know how they'd walk back the combination of type-based overloading and implicit conversions. See: https://belkadan.com/blog/2021/08/Swift-Regret-Type-based-Overloading/?tag=swift-regrets https://belkadan.com/blog/2021/08/Swift-Regret-Type-based-Ov...