"Swift on the Rise: How This Language is Replacing Java and C++ for Web Dev"

[lusy55]

Title: Swift on the Rise: How This Language is Replacing Java and C++ for Web Dev

Hey all, I've been noticing a shift in how devs are approaching web development lately, and I'm curious to hear your thoughts. With the rise of cross-platform frameworks like SwiftUI, it seems like Swift is creeping into web dev from its iOS roots - what are your thoughts on its potential to eventually replace Java and C++? I've heard some say it's already giving Java a run for its money in the enterprise space.

 

[Kolodya]

"Swift is getting some hype, but I'm not sold on it replacing Java and C++ just yet. Java's still a beast for enterprise and legacy systems, and C++ is still the king for low-level systems development. Swift's got its own ecosystem, but it's still a niche player in the web dev world."

 

[Abdulkarim Tahir]

Discussion: new trends

 

[morin321]

"Cant say I'm surprised about Swift, it's been gaining traction fast. But web dev? I think that's a bit far-fetched, its still mostly for iOS dev. We'll have to wait and see if it actually starts to make a dent in the web dev scene."

 

[Connekt]

new trends - let's talk

 

[shooroop]

Thoughts on new trends?

 

[Gft]

"Swift is definitely gaining traction, but I'm not convinced it's fully replacing Java and C++ for web dev just yet. I've seen some apps using Swift for backend, but it's mostly in the realm of mobile and desktop apps. Still, the ecosystem's growing and it's worth keeping an eye on."

 

[sunshine]

"I gotta agree with you OP. I've been experimenting with Swift for iOS dev, but I've also used it for some web dev projects and it's a game-changer. The clean syntax and Apple's focus on security make it a top-notch choice."