Fwiw, I already have some swift code deployed in my internal server clusters.
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> On May 1, 2016, at 12:40 PM, Basem Emara via swift-users
> wrote:
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> This is certainly possible even today. There are many vibrant initiatives in
> this space that make it usable. I wouldn’t u
Believe it or not, it is on my list of things to explore. I’ve already
partially implemented a very rudimentary DataObject for hiding some of the
medium lifting in PG (and TSQL, though it’s not public at this time). I’ve been
poking at LINQ and thinking about possible ways to implement something
t; type language that can also
be used in a script-like way. Definitely a win.
Hopefully as version 3 gets closer there will have emerged some useful pure
swift modules for DB access (Oracle, SQL Server/MongoDB etc) as well as other
middleware. I'm expecting that IBM will have some good invol
I would argue that the language syntax is forgiving though, as my follow
examples demonstrated.
The funny thing, is that your point about minutes versus hours is the very
reason BASIC came to be ( easier math language ). But I think to a degree, we
are discussing semantics. It seems we agree on
Jens,
Pretty sure that we aren’t far apart here, but it is more a matter of
perspective. I should preface this next bit by the statement that I was heavily
invested in personally in getting Mono running on OS X, and today, I consider
it a steaming pile of dung for OS X development because somew
See, while discussing applicability to the Edu world, I think you can really
dissect the languages themselves, and create compelling cases. The problem you
guys have flipped this too, the business development world is a ton more
complex.
I love Swift as a language. I enjoy working with Xcode.
There is a huge potential here. The weakness, today at least, is that with
Swift 2.0, there remain some difficulties in terms of being dependent upon
reaching out to Objective C to accomplish some tasks. Looking at what is coming
with Swift 3.0, and the work done on the Linux port, I think there
, but this one is mine.
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>> On Dec 17, 2015, at 08:27, Dru Satori via swift-users
>> wrote:
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>> let data : NSData = NSData.init(bytes:value, length:len)
>> let s : String = String.init(data:data,
>> en
n 12/17/15, 10:27 AM, "swift-users-boun...@swift.org on behalf of Dru Satori
via swift-users" wrote:
>While working on making some adjustments to code that has been developed for
>OSX/iOS that would allow it to be portable to Linux, we are seeing a behavior
>that is causing so
While working on making some adjustments to code that has been developed for
OSX/iOS that would allow it to be portable to Linux, we are seeing a behavior
that is causing some confusion. I’m not sure it is a bug, it may well be
working as designed.
At issue the following code: (where value is a
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