Michael Tsai
Dan Loewenherz
@mjtsai you only quoted -1 comments...I'm assuming there were opinions on both sides, no?
Swift Classes to Be Non Publicly Subclassable by Default: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2016/07/17/swift-classes-to-be-non-publicly-subclassable-by-default/ … #mjtsaiblog
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@dwlz Some of the quoted reservations are actually from +1 comments. There were opinions on both sides, but I think more -1. -
@mjtsai interesting…definitely seems like it was polarizing. Thanks for compiling the ML comments. :)
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@mjtsai AppKit Obj-C API will always be subclassable. In Swift API: don't use classes in API (ever); use protocols. Classes are impl detail. - View other replies
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@cocoawithlove Yeah, that’s why I’m not sure this particular change will make a whole lot of difference.
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@mjtsai Another nail in the coffin. Swift: "No programmers except myself should be trusted"
Matt Gallagher
Marco Scheurer
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