>I heard about how beautiful it is
replyThis used to be the case around Swift 4, but since then they've added so many features and keywords to the language. Now the simplicity and elegance is gone.
Also it seems like there was a marked change in the culture of Swift. It somehow attracted a lot of the "ackchyually" crowd which resulted in a lot of massively complicated features. I liked to occasionally browse the evolution docs and they got more and more complex over time.
I find rust much noisier, especially at its basics where you write “for item in items” instead of using iter()
replyIdk, I don't swift is objectively noisy but there is something about reading it that just hurts my brain. Stuff like
reply ForEach(vm.sorted(by: \.name)) { user in
row(for: user)
}
.padding(.vertical, 4)
func sorted(by keyPath: KeyPath<User, String>) -> [User] {
users.sorted { $0[keyPath: keyPath] < $1[keyPath: keyPath] }
}
Yeah I fully accept it's just a me problem. But I hate it haha.