OK, so lets go read about some basic stuff I'd want to do in Swift, I want to open some files, I guess that'll be part of the standard library
"Documentation for the standard library is presently hosted on the Apple Developer website"
That's not a great sign but sure this "cross platform" software is "presently" on the company website of the obvious real owner maybe that'll get fixed in the next ten or fifty years, I'm sure it won't affect the actual documentation right?
OK, so the feature I need works on tvOS 14.0 and watchOS 7.0 - but what about Windows? That's not mentioned because this is an Apple website and so it only documents Apple products.
Case closed.
As with Go, basically every other system is just a thin attempt to emulate the system they actually want you to use and where that's impossible too bad. If you're an Apple-first developer this is probably fine. What do you mean Windows doesn't have the user-group-other permission model? Just fudge it.
"Documentation for the standard library is presently hosted on the Apple Developer website"
That's not a great sign but sure this "cross platform" software is "presently" on the company website of the obvious real owner maybe that'll get fixed in the next ten or fifty years, I'm sure it won't affect the actual documentation right?
OK, so the feature I need works on tvOS 14.0 and watchOS 7.0 - but what about Windows? That's not mentioned because this is an Apple website and so it only documents Apple products.
Case closed.
As with Go, basically every other system is just a thin attempt to emulate the system they actually want you to use and where that's impossible too bad. If you're an Apple-first developer this is probably fine. What do you mean Windows doesn't have the user-group-other permission model? Just fudge it.