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DOA (Dead On Arrival) implies that Swift will not be adopted by developers. If you're saying that, I disagree. It will almost definitely become the default way
by kennywinker 12y ago
DOA (Dead On Arrival) implies that Swift will not be adopted by developers. If you're saying that, I disagree. It will almost definitely become the default way to write iOS apps very quickly.
If you're saying it's "dead to me", that's valid. It would be good to see them open up the Swift toolchain, and there will definitely be a significant percentage of devs who won't touch it unless they do.