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One thing I'm very interesting in knowing is how this affects the whole 'hybrid/web app' space. Many web developers (like myself) have used Phonegap/Cordova in
by krrishd 12y ago
One thing I'm very interesting in knowing is how this affects the whole 'hybrid/web app' space.
Many web developers (like myself) have used Phonegap/Cordova in conjunction with tools like the Ionic Framework for our apps, primarily due to the nearly esoteric (for some of us) nature of Obj-C, but Swift almost looks like JS, which certainly has motivated me to learn it and use it in future apps.
I wonder if the aforementioned tools will lose market share because of that. Let's see.
- yesimahuman 12y ago(disclaimer: Ionic creator here): I think Swift will definitely get more people building iOS apps. But we still see a ton of demand from Ionic devs for Android support (perhaps more than iOS!), so unless the world moves 100% to iOS we think Ionic will still be incredibly important.