I’m skeptical of how much practical benefit it will provide but still willing to take a look at it.
There doesn’t seem to be any mention of it here.
I’m skeptical of how much practical benefit it will provide but still willing to take a look at it.
There doesn’t seem to be any mention of it here.
I understand the benefits compared to Python (although I would have preferred Go or Kotlin). But what happens when the guy eventually moves on in a year or two?
I've gone to Swift on the Server conferences hosted/sponsored by Google, their (non-TF) Swift teams are building some cool Swift tools, etc.
Swift is not properly supported on linux, which is Google's main platforms.
Google has been gradually moving away from C++ and Java since 2012. See this quora post with multiple references from Google employees.
https://www.quora.com/How-is-Go-used-at-Google-What-could-be...
Go is mostly a Docker/Kubernetes thing.
You will even notice that it is seldom supported when they announce new server products SDKs.