The past, present and future of swift, Voxxed Belgrade 2016
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Whilst open sourcing a language is nothing new, Apple's unprecedented step has caused massive excitement and activity for this new language, with a flurry of development and contributions. In this presentation I would like to explore the current potential of Swift and what's going to be possible in the future.
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On September 8, I held a presentation about a Javascript and Typescript compiler for my team at TIKI. It is the SWC - the new high-performance compiler written in Rust with customizable plugin API. This could make some massive enhancements to the DX(development experience) for your team in Node and Browser Products.
Read more about the SWC document here: https://swc.rs
#javascript #share #development #dx #typescript #compiler #slide #rust
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- 10. The Past of Swift Objective-C
- 15. Score Card + Thin Runtime + Leverage GCC and Libraries + Low barrier to entry (At the time) - Larger than C / C++ - Namespace support - Optimisation - High barrier to entry (Now) - Closed Source
- 16. The Past Release
- 18. –Not everyone is a fan… “Type a quote here.”
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- 40. Yet to come • Even more stable ABI • Platform independence • Better C++ compatibility • General stability • Concurrency
- 41. Thanks! Chris Ward @chrischinch Contentful gregariousmammal.com I have stickers and merchandise!