I can see a reason: it's gunning for the mindshare of the kind of developers who like the features in Python. But you're right that performing faster than Objec

I can see a reason: it's gunning for the mindshare of the kind of developers who like the features in Python. But you're right that performing faster than Objective-C tells you what you need to know, and showing the Python comparison first was just showmanship. I would have been interested in a JavaScript comparison, which I'm sure we'll be seeing from third parties soon.