One of the things I find fascinating about this is that no one had any clue 
that this was coming.  They’ve obviously been working on this for years and it 
never leaked.

It’s going to be very interesting to see what an impact this has on the 
programming community as a whole and not just the apple development community.  
Objective C became just a nitch language and never really was adopted outside 
of Apple.  I’m not sure that’s going to be the case here.  As for as I know, 
this is the first programming language that acts like a scripting language, but 
generates processor native code.
Thanks for the post.


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> [cfsp key="adsense_336x280"]"Apple's new Swift language, featuring
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> programming language popularity," Paul Krill reports for InfoWorld.
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> "Both the Tiobe and PyPL indexes already have plans to accommodate
> Swift," Krill reports. "'A preview shows that its first rating will
> probably in the top 20 by [the July Tiobe index]. Swift is a natural and
> long-awaited next step of Apple,' this month's Tiobe index description
> said. The monthly index, which gauges language popularity via a formula
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> YouTube, has shown Swift's predecessor, the Objective-C language,
> ranking not far behind C and Java in language popularity in recent years."
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> "In the rival PyPL index, which looks at how often language tutorials
> are searched on in Google, a representative already has done a brief
> assessment on Swift," Krill reports. "'Yes, it would come in ninth
> position, based on the first week of data since its announcement,' said
> Pierre Carbonnelle, who oversees the index... With a 6.6 percent share,
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