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Reading through the details dampened my excitement. It has proprietary extensions to the Swift language (http://docs.elementscompiler.com/Silver/LanguageExtensi

Reading through the details dampened my excitement. It has proprietary extensions to the Swift language (http://docs.elementscompiler.com/Silver/LanguageExtensions/ http://docs.elementscompiler.com/Silver/LanguageExtensions/) and it has differences and limitations as well. (http://docs.elementscompiler.com/Silver/DifferencesAndLimitations/ http://docs.elementscompiler.com/Silver/DifferencesAndLimita...). They do however state it is free for use.

failed_ideas 12y ago
I don't have time to look, but when I signed up, I was given the option for a free trial and the option to spend $500+ depending on the package. I'll have to look closer, but I suspect this is xaraminesque.
- ckok 12y ago
  The Swift part of it is free. The C# and Oxygene parts cost, which aren't needed to develop in Swift.
rsynnott 12y ago
It's understandable that they require a few extensions, for concepts from other environments. Some of the limitations are unfortunate, though. "Patterns are not supported in Switch cases, yet" :(
- dwarfland 12y ago
  "yet". and actually implemented for the next Beta drop.
  - rsynnott 12y ago
    Ah, great!
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