I can't speak much for Android, Windows or just generally non-MacOS apps written in Swift, but it looks like they're trying avoid a Dart situation, which from w

I can't speak much for Android, Windows or just generally non-MacOS apps written in Swift, but it looks like they're trying avoid a Dart situation, which from what I've heard is quite a nice language but at this point lives and dies by Flutter. Intellij are doing a similar thing with Kotlin (and with great success too)