I watched Casey’s presentation and I think his prototype does an excellent job of dispelling some standard excuses for why this stuff isn’t faster.
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I watched Casey’s presentation and I think his prototype does an excellent job of dispelling some standard excuses for why this stuff isn’t faster.
This is simply not feasible to do unless you are willing to open source your code base. I have been shipping closed source binary frameworks written in Objective-C for seven years. None of the companies I work for are willing to maintain binary releases for each version of Swift AND Xcode. It's simply too much.
I'd love to use Swift, but at this point it would only be a maintenance nightmare for my team and I to maintain.
Why is your product better than GitHub? Are your tools something that engineers can use from the command line while my artist friends can use the web?