A lot of the low level code is working code in ObjC.
There is no reason to replace perfectly working code that is battle tested if the requirements don't change.
The fact that the new binaries on it are written in Swift is showing their 100% commitment to Swift, which is great to see. And why wouldn't you, Swift is a joy to work with, especially if you're from Apple :)
There is no reason to replace perfectly working code that is battle tested if the requirements don't change.
The fact that the new binaries on it are written in Swift is showing their 100% commitment to Swift, which is great to see. And why wouldn't you, Swift is a joy to work with, especially if you're from Apple :)