https://h4labs.wordpress.com/2016/09/17/my-ios-10-and-swift-...
Any breaking changes going forward should be much less. Of course, you might be in the camp that wants zero breaking changes, then Swift probably isn't for you.
However, it's probably best for devs who are already using it for apps (code reuse, experience, etc). For other dev, I might try Elixir, for example, for web dev. It is gaining a lot of momentum. A critical mass in adoption means better support, quicker answers to questions, etc. We all can't pay IBM to worry about the details.
I also heard Swift 4 is likely to have breaking changes. (ABI) stability will start only on Swift 4 too.
But what do I know...? Swift is great and everyone should abandon whatever obsolete language/tools they have in favour of this shinning thing because it has a nicer syntax.