That's awesome!! :)

That's how I'm doing it as well. In eslint I restrict the lines from being more than 100, but with swiftlint I completely ignore the length.

I could see it coming in handy, so I would appreciate the change :)

The simplicity of it's syntax but equally the power you can get out of it with features like type safety, generics, extenions etc. But my favorite part about Swift is the community :)

Thanks Ben! Very nice and short explenation :)

I would love to see Hashnode as an open source app for both iOS & Android. 😊 But considering the web app is build with ReactJS you might not want to split the app into to separate ones but build only one version with React Native? Either way, I think it would be awesome if it where open source so that we, the target group, could help improve it 🚀

Oh, I'm sorry. I read advantages instead of disadvantages :D

It is much more simple, faster & easier to write than Objective-C. Also in my opinion it looks just great. :)