John Siracusa
Martin Pilkington
@siracusa It’s a double edged sword. It’s good they’re willing to fix thing, but makes it hard to consider Swift for any serious code yet
As you watch the churn in the Swift language and the many source-incompatible changes, remember stories like this: http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/dmr-on-or.html …
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@czechboy0@siracusa After Swift 3.0 we might start to see more reasons to switch, especially as it finally gains ABI stability -
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@czechboy0@siracusa I’m more the kind who prefers the foundations to be secure before I start building anything ;)
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@siracusa The churn in Swift also makes it hard to Google for an answer to a problem. Good chance the answer is obsolete -
@siracusa Better to be flexible early to figure out how it’s used in practice and solidify it later (like they plan to in Swift 3). -
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@siracusa Concerning languages, there are some interesting ideas behind a language-in-the-making by a game designer:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UTqZNujQOlA … -
@siracusa Also you may enjoy the new PS4 game "The Witness" which is pretty with puzzles and exploration
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