Google, according to steps various Android resources on Apple’s open source programming language, Swift, so developers can deliver easier apps on both platforms.



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Swift compared to other programming languages ​​

Swift

Apple is not exactly known for its openness, especially not when it comes to iOS. Still, the US company announced two years ago Swift, a new open source programming language. That means everyone can get to work, as well as the programming language very fast, flexible and secure. The interest from the industry is therefore high. This week surfaced rumors that Google is considering switching to Swift for its mobile operating system, Android.



Android

That statement must however be tempered now, because anonymous sources now report Google Java to replace time being, but that it would have both languages ​​as an option for Android. Oracle has recently claimed damages of $ 9.3 billion of Google for violating patent rights of Java APIs in Android, so it makes sense that Google alternatives to watching is.Google programming without using legal concerns, because Swift is indeed open source.

Apps

at this time, applications are often first on iOS, after which they will only be ported to Android. If Google uses the same programming language as Apple is likely that it is easier for developers to bring their apps out simultaneously on both platforms. However, do not expect Google so will change completely, as seen almost every Android tool at present is logically focused on Java Google will continue to support the language therefore provisional.

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Long way to go

According to several anonymous sources, Facebook, and Google Uber met late last year to discuss how each company Swift could use. Facebook and Uber would like to use the programming as much as possible while Google just Swift particularly wants to support Android. It will still would be some time announced for such support, because it is a long and complicated process to rewrite all Android code and APIs

Source:. The Next Web