Apple's Swift programming language and Google's Flutter UI framework for its Dart programming language have arrived for Windows 10. Swift is Apple's open-source, general-purpose programming language ...

Developers who want to try out Apple's language on Windows can get started with this unofficial port, but an official version is unlikely until Swift 3.0 An open source effort to port Apple’s Swift ...

More work remains to be done in the porting effort, but Windows support is now good enough for early adopters to get started The Apple-developed Swift programming language is now available on Windows, ...

One of the biggest announcements coming out of Cupertino today is the creation of a completely new programming language called Swift – a programming language for the App Age. Apple is wasting no time ...

Swift seems much friendlier and more understandable to laymen, from what I've seen so far. As someone wanting to dip their toe into coding for iOS, would it make more sense to try and start with Swift ...