Efficiency
As said, Swift is a simple, clear, and precise language with readable syntax. It is easy to read and write and is perfectly concise, which results in fewer code lines to perform certain tasks. It makes the whole
backend development process much faster. It takes less time to build iOS mobile apps using Swift, which is why it is a perfect choice for when you need things done fast. Less code equals less time spent writing it, and our developers can write that code quite rapidly.
Scalability
Swift is an easily scalable language, which makes it future-proof. You can improve your application and extend its functionality whenever you need it, and thanks to the simple and concise codebase, it is quite easy to do. Scaling your app up and down takes little time, especially if you use professional Swift development services at Intersog.
Safety & Performance
As the name suggests, Swift is primarily meant to be, well, swift. Made to outperform the predecessors, Swift actually accomplished that goal quite easily. It was reported to be almost 40% more efficient than Objective-C, and over the years, it has proven its robustness and safety times over. It handles errors pretty well too and allows the developers to instantly detect and fix the bugs. Basically, an experienced developer can write, check, and fix the code on the fly, so it saves tons of time.
Interoperability
One of the benefits of Swift is its interoperability with Objective-C, and since Swift has been initially intended to become a superior version of the latter, we might expect an increasing use of Swift compared to its older counterpart in the nearest future. Whether Swift is going to take over Objective-C entirely or not, the two languages are completely interoperable and can both be used within the same project.
Dynamic Libraries
Dynamic libraries exist outside of your code and load only when necessary, and though it might take a bit longer to reach outside the dynamic library because it’s located on the server side, it is still more efficient than a static library. What it means is that each app built with Swift is much smaller, which decreases the memory footprint of the applications. Of course, static libraries offer certain benefits too, so you can also use static libraries when you code in Swift.
Full Stack Potential
Server-side Swift integrates with the vast majority of the modern backend and frontend technologies. Basically, it allows you to build an application completely from scratch without using third-party integrations. Apple provides full support for Swift apps for all of its many devices including Mac, MacBook, iPad, Apple Watch, iPhone, and Apple TV. As an open-source framework, it offers some apps for Linux and even Windows devices.
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