[tahanteada]

Tundub, et Applel on järgmine "peavalu" tulemas:

10 features Apple 'stole' for the Swift programming language

What Apple borrowed in creating Swift
To paraphrase the saying, good artists borrow, but great ones steal. However you look at it, Apple has nicked a number of features in creating Swift, its recently unveiled programming language for iOS. Swift may technically be "new," but look closely at the documentation, and you'll see Swift more as a collection of popular ideas employed in other programming languages, mashed together under a new name.

Following are the most prominent features of Swift and a glimpse at their origins, which often includes a chain of languages going back decades. This chain isn't definitive; in many cases the source of Swift's inspiration borrowed the idea from yet an earlier language. It's a long tradition of innovation.

The illustrations are from the Swift documentation.

Edasi lingil:
http://www.infoworld.com/slideshow/155797/10-features-apple-stole-the-swift-programming-language-243934#slide1

[neros]

BS kuubis. C# v6ttis Javalt k6vasti malli, ja Java on hakanud ka C#lt asju v6tma. Mis seal imelikku on, et uus keel midagi vanematelt keeltelt laenab?

[iFlop]

See uudisnupp on paras huumor
Apple "varastas" ARC (automatic reference counting) ja Signed and unsigned integers

Selge on see, et uue programmeerimiskeele puhul tuleks lähtuda olemasolevatest paradigmadest ning süntaksist, mis oleks ära tuntav. Vastasel juhul ei võetaks seda just soojalt vastu ning jäädakse pigem ObjC juurde.

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