Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@NeoNacho @iljawascoding @uliwitness Co-written by an Apple Swift engineer and informally proposed about by core team members in advance."

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Ilja A. Iwas ‏@iljawascoding Jul 18

This is why you don’t let compiler engineers control the fate of your computing platform(s): http://mjtsai.com/blog/2016/07/17/swift-classes-to-be-non-publicly-subclassable-by-default/ …
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Ghoulie Ghost Terror ‏@uliwitness Jul 18

@iljawascoding Disagree. Has nothing to do with compiler design, everything with API/language design. Knowing what is subclassable is good
Ilja A. Iwas ‏@iljawascoding Jul 18

@uliwitness My point is that somebody with a compiler engineering background has a different POV than an app developer.
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Yo, tu sabes? ‏@NeoNacho Jul 18 Kreuzberg, Berlin

@iljawascoding @uliwitness this was a community proposal, though

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