I agree. E.g. the hyperloop, the concept and technology has been around for 50 years or more, and suddenly he is the inventor of the thing?
Meanwhile, developers are flocking to contribute to the most popular server-side Swift frameworks, like Perfect, Vapor and Kitura. I have followed the development closely, and for such a new language the enthusiasm…
If it is the right time right now I am not sure about, but inevitably, Swift will be a massive, widespread programming language community. Actually, it already is, but right now 90% of the people using it are iOS…
Yep, similiar situation here. The getting started guides often just introduce a single concept and stops there. Many seems outdated as well. However, Spring Boot with whatever DB choice you make is a winner imho. Found…
I agree. E.g. the hyperloop, the concept and technology has been around for 50 years or more, and suddenly he is the inventor of the thing?
Meanwhile, developers are flocking to contribute to the most popular server-side Swift frameworks, like Perfect, Vapor and Kitura. I have followed the development closely, and for such a new language the enthusiasm…
If it is the right time right now I am not sure about, but inevitably, Swift will be a massive, widespread programming language community. Actually, it already is, but right now 90% of the people using it are iOS…
Yep, similiar situation here. The getting started guides often just introduce a single concept and stops there. Many seems outdated as well. However, Spring Boot with whatever DB choice you make is a winner imho. Found…