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Not really. Depends on whether or not Swift's standard libraries and core APIs are all open-sourced.
by notsony 11y ago
Not really. Depends on whether or not Swift's standard libraries and core APIs are all open-sourced.
- pat2man 11y agoTim Cook said they would be open sourcing the standard libraries.
- prewett 11y agoI'm assuming he's not talking about the GUI libraries, which would make it considerably less interesting. As far as I know C/C++ is still the only (free) way to write cross-platform mobile apps. If I can compile my apps on iOS and have them run on Android, then I am definitely interested.
- wlesieutre 11y agoDon't most swift apps also still drop to Obj-C? That will make them less portable.