I can't help but feel like we continue to just go backwards; Swift doesn't look like they spent much time really thinking about what they wanted to solve and how to solve it. I thought this was an interesting read: http://owensd.io/2014/09/24/swift-experiences.html
I know saying this is a bit terse, but a native Clojure compiler for iOS would have been the best thing Apple could have done -- let someone else with far better language skills who has already done a lot of thinking about values, identity, state and time solve it and then just use the work.
I know saying this is a bit terse, but a native Clojure compiler for iOS would have been the best thing Apple could have done -- let someone else with far better language skills who has already done a lot of thinking about values, identity, state and time solve it and then just use the work.