[coginnav]

Latest: Apple Has Announced It Has A New Programming Language -Swift
According to Apple, swift is a big deal for developers. The language includes loads of features third-party developers have been asking for. It sits alongside Objective-C and C, meaning developers can interchange between languages in the same project.
The new programming language integrates with a new development feature of Xcode, called ‘Playgrounds’. Playgrounds is a testing ground that renders developer code in realtime. Developers can jump in and out of game time, for example, whilst typing.
In many ways, Swift acts like a modern JavaScript language but runs natively on the device. Developers can start submitting apps written in Swift from day 1 of iOS 8′s and Yosemite’s public release.
Well this could be an opportunity for ROF programming -loving members to tap into if you know what I mean...

[Pete]

Here's the link from Apple

https://developer.apple.com/library/prer...index.html

[polymath]

I won't know if it's good until I build some software in it....which will probably not happen any time soon unless my line of work changes. Cool though.

[germanico]

If it comes from Apple, then it renders previous programming languages obsolete and is incompatible with any preexisting products.

[Freedom]

Great... another language to know so you can be marketable. Computer programmers nowadays are the true polyglots.