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10 years on, what would you change about Swift?
10 years on, what would you change about Swift?.
As Swift’s 10th anniversary approaches it’s tempting to look back at what Swift has become and the journey it has taken. To be honest I wouldn’t have changed much but here’s my personal list of things that might have been. First, a couple of design decisions that could have gone differently: Generic-like protocol associated type syntax? I sometimes wonder if the syntax for associated types for protocols could have been more generic-like. The semantics and implementation would have been the sam…
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