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$\"swift$ Apple’s programming language Swift has been around for a while, but iOS and macOS developers can still develop apps using Apple’s Objective-C. According to a new study from Upwork, tech companies are increasingly looking for developers who know how to develop in Swift. Upwork is the biggest freelancer marketplace in the U.S., so the company can identify trends on the freelancer market. Read More<\/a>
\nvia Romain Dillet
\n Romain Dillet \u2013 TechCrunch<\/a>
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