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nixpulvis | 1 month ago

> Swift takes Rust’s ideas and hides them in C-like syntax.

This example doesn't show me any meaningful difference, and Rust also let's you attach functionality to enums.

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isodev|1 month ago

Swift tends to overuse enums, for example people would use them instead of namespaces or when they want a function but don’t want to create a class or a struct which in my opinion has always felt like a work-around for language deficiencies.

kibwen|29 days ago

It also assumes that "C-like syntax" is a desirable thing. Many of the worst parts of Rust syntax (and Swift syntax, and Java syntax, and Javascript syntax, and...) are things it took from C.