Marcel Weiher
"The idea of locking things down further, with final as the default, is insane" — @mjtsai http://mjtsai.com/blog/2015/12/21/swift-proposal-for-default-final/ … Couldn't agree more.
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@griotspeak@mpweiher Making it explicit will inevitably prevent some workarounds from being possible. Can’t foresee where bugs will be.
TJ Usiyan
Michael Tsai
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@griotspeak Subclassing a type not intended for it may be unfortunate, it may be necessary/desirable. Either way it is fixable.@mjtsai - View other replies
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@griotspeak "I'll throw myself off a cliff in order to force the vendor to install safety nets" doesn't appeal as a sound strategy.@mjtsai -
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@griotspeak@mpweiher Analogies…it’s like saying that cars are crashing, so let's ban seat belts because then safer cars will be built. -
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@griotspeak@mpweiher to work. I’d prefer to just get everything later and more solid. Work on my apps instead of around the OS issues. -
@mjtsai And when the new release comes there is time for 3rd parties to fix. This is different from not being able to fix.@griotspeak
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@griotspeak@mpweiher Patching is even more necessary now that there are public OS betas. So many customers download them and expect apps
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