Apple takes the Swift programming language open source

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By Brent DirksDec 3, 2015, 1:51 pm360 pts
First promised back at WWDC in June, Apple has just taken its Swift programming language open source with the introduction of a new site – swift.org. By going open source, developers can possibly use Swift to code projects outside the Mac, iOS, Apple Watch, and tvOS realm. Anyone interested can find out more…

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