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The project banner depicting a damsel in distress on the railway tracks is going to make some people twitch. I'd avoid that distraction by picking something gender neutral. My 2c.
Seems to me like the real challenge in those framework (excepting performance, of course) will be in the orm component. Having a library that can query a db in a typesafe way is a must. Another will be in the concurrency patterns ( promises ? Coroutines ?, etc). But i get a great hope that they will succeed. Having a strong open source community will help. In fact, i'm so fed up with the sad state of uikit right now,…
Seems to me like the real challenge in those framework (excepting performance, of course) will be in the orm component. Having a library that can query a db in a typesafe way is a must. Another will be in the concurrency patterns ( promises ? Coroutines ?, etc). But i get a great hope that they will succeed. Having a strong open source community will help. In fact, i'm so fed up with the sad state of uikit right now,…
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I wish Apple had not ditched NeXT's EOF. It would make a fine open source project these days.
I never used this framework, but everything i know from the next era is starting to show its age (including coredata, with its messed up support for multi threading access). The more i think about it, the more i think golang approach is the right one : the only hard part today is concurrency. As long as swift ( and rust for that matter) hasn't standardized patterns that people would use on the whole stack for concurr…
Is Swift still OS X-only, or can I use this on Linux?
Now I think swift has enough web frameworks and somebody should build an ORM.
Seems to me like the real challenge in those framework (excepting performance, of course) will be in the orm component. Having a library that can query a db in a typesafe way is a must. Another will be in the concurrency patterns ( promises ? Coroutines ?, etc). But i get a great hope that they will succeed. Having a strong open source community will help. In fact, i'm so fed up with the sad state of uikit right now,…
It seems that, outside of what's used in Cocoa, the Swift language is pretty volatile right now. I would hesitate to commit to a large project that didn't involve the App Store.
The project banner depicting a damsel in distress on the railway tracks is going to make some people twitch. I'd avoid that distraction by picking something gender neutral. My 2c.
It is Swift on Rails. If it was Kanye on Rails no one would be offended to see a picture of a man on the railroad.