The article isn't about Swift; it's about the history of concurrency on mac's dating the to the last millennium.
The article doesn't even really explain the modern push - the difference between threads and fibers, or between actors and concurrency domains, or most critically between x86 and ARM in their memory models.
The article doesn't even really explain the modern push - the difference between threads and fibers, or between actors and concurrency domains, or most critically between x86 and ARM in their memory models.
Would someone please write that article?