Oct 27, 2025
24-го октября 2025-го, в один день : ✅️ «Halo» официально выходит на «PlayStation» ✅️ «Swift» от «Apple» выходит на «Android»
Что вообще, блядь, происходит и как скоро кошки начнут сношаться с собаками?
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24-го октября 2025-го, в один день : ✅️ «Halo» официально выходит на «PlayStation» ✅️ «Swift» от «Apple» выходит на «Android»
Что вообще, блядь, происходит и как скоро кошки начнут сношаться с собаками?
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My Latest Project
So my latest project is to learn the new programming language from Apple. It’s known as Swift. It seems similar to Python which can be a good thing. I have yet to really get involved with it but it is on my todo list in the near future to start working on it.
Try Swift in Your Browser
Want to try your hands on Swift, the new programming language from Apple? But it's only available to Mac users with Xcode 6 or above.
But hey, don't be sad. You can try Swift in your own browser. Actually any browser on any platform with these two sites:
RunSwift - It is a very simple site by Julius Parshy which allows you to try Apple's Swift programming language from within the browser. While you cannot import abitrary modules, a small subset of Foundation is included. What I really like about this site is that is very simple, you just write some code and click compile and you get the output on the right. It also has some interactive Swift lessons. The only disadvantage is that you cannot download the code as playground file. But don't worry, there is an alternate website that does that too.
SwiftStub - This one is a Swift REPL. You just write code and wait for 3 seconds and you get the output on the right. It is made by Skip Wilson who also has a some Swift tutorials. The best thing about this site is that it allows you to save code and it generates a URL which you can share on twitter easily. Also it allows you download the playground file to run in Xcode. It also gives you the real-time collaboration option using TogetherJS. Ain't that awesome?
Head over to the above mentioned sites and try out Swift in your browser.