Six months before the next WWDC 2016 where we may see new Mac computers Apple has moved a very important tab and it is that from today the new programming language that he presented at WWDC 2014 becomes OpenSource. This is news that It will not leave anyone in the world of computer programming indifferent.
From now on, programmers will be able to make applications with this language without having to limit themselves to the impositions of the company from the bitten apple. You can check all the details on the swift.org website
The new programming language that Apple itself put on the table at WWDC 2014 as an evolution of what it had been using until now becomes open source with all that this implies. In this way it will become the successor to programming languages such as Objective-C and now completely open.
By becoming OpenSource, application programmers will be able to make use of this language to program in systems other than those of Apple and that is how, once again, those of Cupertino will achieve that the rest of the platforms program with a system that they have devised with their work philosophy.
Right now the swift.org website is not available but as soon as we know more details of this news we will be exposing them to you. Without a doubt today is a great day, the day in which the most important consumer technology company brings a whole new programming language to the table.
