An Xcode playground demonstrating all new Swift 4.0 language features with practical examples.
What's new in Swift 4 is an educational Xcode playground that demonstrates all the new features and changes introduced in Swift 4.0. It provides interactive code examples that developers can run and modify to understand the language updates. The project serves as a practical companion to Apple's official WWDC 2017 Swift presentation.
iOS and macOS developers who need to learn Swift 4.0 features, educators teaching Swift programming, and developers transitioning codebases from Swift 3 to Swift 4.
Developers choose this playground because it offers hands-on, runnable examples of every Swift 4.0 feature in one place, saving time compared to searching through documentation. It's specifically designed to complement Apple's official WWDC materials with practical implementation examples.
An Xcode playground showcasing the new features in Swift 4.0.
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Covers all major Swift 4.0 additions and changes, providing examples for every key update as stated in the README, saving time compared to scattered documentation.
Allows running and modifying code directly in Xcode playgrounds, enabling hands-on experimentation with new syntax, which is highlighted as a core feature.
Directly correlates with Apple's official 'What's New in Swift' WWDC 2017 presentation, making it a practical study aid for those following along.
Works with Xcode 9 by default and can run in Xcode 8.3 using a Swift 4 snapshot, offering flexibility for different developer setups as described.
Only covers Swift 4.0, which is several versions behind, and doesn't include updates from Swift 4.2, 5, or later, limiting its usefulness for modern development.
Requires installing a Swift 4 snapshot in Xcode 8.3, which adds an extra download and configuration step, potentially causing compatibility issues.
The examples are designed for learning, not for direct integration into production codebases, so they require modification and testing before use.