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That said, I really don't fit well with the original spec because I don't really believe in Swift everywhere
I'm not sure if we want to shy away from that though, I think you can still provide a really interesting perspective as well :)
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There are also the people in the server-side community (such as myself π). While many of us develop on Mac, we also need make sure it runs the same on Linux. So it might be worth reaching out to someone that does Vapor, Perfect, or Kitura.
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This!
Just found this podcast and it is cracking so far, thanks for the effort.
As an extension to the gentleman's request. I would like to hear more about what would be needed to maybe get Swift to a place where it was in the same space as Go and Rust. As in a natural tool to use for back end tasks (on Linux/BSD's etc and the 'cloud').
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Definitely! Do you have anyone in mind?
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Sorry, I don't know anyone :-(
But I guess that's why we have this platform, Hoping to Meet/know any of them soon.
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I think @orta would be a great guest for this topic, considering his work on Komondor and his fantastic LiveCodes that I've learned a lot from.
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Hi, I'm an interesting case because I only really use Swift for CLI tooling to push the entire eco-system forward. Ideally, to reduce maintenance burden on CocoaPods. Things like Komondor exist because it's frustrating not having a good set of baseline tools for Danger Swift development.
That said, I really don't fit well with the original spec because I don't really believe in Swift everywhere - and most of the things that I build tend to be in TypeScript as that language fits my mental model of programming better.
I can make a recommendation though, maybe @benasher44 is someone who might be able to talk about this - though it may be too early.
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Iβm currently working on a multi-platform project with Kotlin Native. It actually makes me feel like Swift is currently missing the boat on non-Apple platforms. Thatβs my current thought, and I feel confident that I need to re-evaluated that once Swiftβs ABI is stable. Iβve only been involved in this for a few weeks though. It might be a bit early :)
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Max Howell would be another great candidate.
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