Why developer should love swift

Why developer should love swift

Swift is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm, compiled programming language developed by Apple Inc. for iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, Linux and z/OS. Swift is designed to work with Apple's Cocoa and Cocoa Touch frameworks and the large body of existing Objective-C code written for Apple products.

Now i am going to tell you , why developer should love swift:-

1.Safe & Secure Programming Language

App security has become a rising concern in the mobile app ecosystem and thankfully, Swift has a lot to offer on this front. With a sturdy syntax and language corrections in place, developers are less likely to make errors while writing codes in Swift.

2.Enhanced readability with lesser coding

One of the first things that makes the case for Swift is its clean syntax, which makes the whole process of reading and writing codes very convenient for developers.

3.Ease in cross-platform App development

Swift codes read very much like simple English, which minimises the task of searching for problematic codes for the developers.So, non-iOS developers can also understand the codes written in Swift without having the need to rely on further explanations. 

4.Interactive coding with Swift Playgrounds

When Apple rolled out Swift, they envisaged to create an easy and flexible programming experience for developers by adding some highly modern elements that were missing in the app development ecosystem back then. Swift Playgrounds is one such revolutionary feature that programmers will truly appreciate.

5.Scope for further improvement in Swift

By open-sourcing Swift, Apple has encouraged independent developers to use this language across multiple platforms and share their experience with Apple through community feedbacks so that they can improve the language constantly. This is the perfect example of creating a sound programming language with the global support of passionate developers that meets the current requirements of the app development ecosystem.





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