One of the big worries I had with Swift from the very start was how long it would take me to get back to building cross-platform apps and games if I adopted it.
Well, we're here, ten years later. Swift is robust, portable, and with C++ support easily handles Windows, the Windows App Platform, and now game dev through the magnificent work of @Migueldeicaza and SwiftGodot. I can build a game in Xcode and Godot that deploys to Windows, Linux and Android using Swift, and that's pretty f-ing cool
I have a lot of old Unity projects that I’d kinda love to bring up on Godot using Swift, like my little Ludum Dare entry from a decade ago. I’ll thread it all here so you can keep track as I figure out how Godot works
@Migueldeicaza I do just google Godot docs, since I don’t know how their APIs work at all (first timer here). If I can’t command-click my way to a header in Xcode, I don’t use built-in docs much. I did watch your presentation though!
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