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That is very good news! I've used Swift a bunch for hobby projects, and the two things that suck about it are: 1. XCode 2. Compile times I would assume if y

by boxed 9mo ago

That is very good news! I've used Swift a bunch for hobby projects, and the two things that suck about it are: 1. XCode 2. Compile times I would assume if you're coming from C++ or Rust the compile time issues aren't really something you notice anyway :P

quux 9mo ago
You don't strictly have to use Xcode to use swift, there's a good LSP for use in other editors. That said, if you're using Swift to build an app, you're probably still going to want to use Xcode for building and debugging
- boxed 9mo ago
  Yea, I'm building iOS apps mostly, and some macOS apps, so definitely need to use XCode :/
  - quux 9mo ago
    I have a nice workflow going for the iOS apps I work on where I use neovim for all my editing, and Xcode for building and debugging.