The World of Swift 3
summary
Swift goes open source and is already running on Linux, Raspberry Pi and server stacks; Swift 3 aims for binary compatibility (no bundled runtime) and applies many concrete syntax and API changes: adds fileprivate added and reshapes access control, flips several collection APIs so sort becomes verb for in‑place, enforces dot on enum cases, moves inout annotation next to type, drops ++/-- and C‑style for, requires consistent external parameter labels, and promises automated refactoring tools for a painful but supported migration.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:54ObjectiveC
- 2:05ObjectiveC vs Swift
- 4:45Moving Objects
- 10:50Sort Sort
- 13:15Set Operations
- 17:20Apple Frameworks
- 24:07Going Away
- 31:52Design Guidelines
- 35:37Argument Labels
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