Following criticism, Apple no longer touts its open source Swift strategy

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By Joe WhiteDec 7, 2015, 2:35 pm534 pts
Apple was applauded earlier in the month when it announced that Swift, its new programming language, was going open source. Yet despite this bold and much-celebrated move, it didn’t take long for the masses to turn against the Cupertino, California company after noticing that Apple describes itself as “the…

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