Every operating system in the world has a language favorite or unique programming. For example, Windows systems have an increased (but not exclusive) understanding of Visual Basic created by Microsoft.
Making an operating system understand a programming language is not only a matter of integration for an operating system developer, but also licenses. Indeed some languages are proprietary and therefore have a cost of use.
This is especially true for certain parts of Java, the programming language created by Sun Microsystems, used by Android but today acquired by Oracle. And that explains why the latter asked Google for $9.3 billion, which would use some of their proprietary APIs in its system.
Also, a rumor about the welcoming little green robot is growing more and more in the operating system world. In fact, it can be included FastProgramming language created by Apple within Android that allows it to launch applications developed with this code.
our colleagues from Next Web He claims that Google will meet with Facebook and Uber to discuss the possibility of making the language heavily influenced by Objective-C, one of its platform’s major programming languages.
Indeed, Alphabet firm, which has already pushed Java from Android N in favor of OpenJDK, will see this language as a way to free itself from Oracle’s clutches and facilitate cross-platform development.
Since Swift is an open source language, there will indeed be no legal barriers to doing so. So Apple’s victory would be moral, but such an integration would also be a boon to developers. shrink development costs while finally delivering similar experiences between the two platforms.
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