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The article starts off by setting a negative tone. "If you’re reading my blog, there’s a decent chance that I know more about Objective-C than you do. I have o
by iwaffles 12y ago
The article starts off by setting a negative tone.
"If you’re reading my blog, there’s a decent chance that I know more about Objective-C than you do. I have opinions about it. You should take them seriously even if you disagree. "
It's confusing when trying to understand his point and in all fairness I don't think it added to it.
Even the title is a bit self-serving after reading the opening paragraph, "I don't know swift" can be loosely translated into, "I don't know it so it must be new."
He makes a good point that we can help grow swift into a better "fully-baked" language by contributing.
I think the article would have been much better without the first paragraph. I think there would be less confusion amongst readers and would have set a lighter tone.