Is Swift front-end or back-end?

The question is about Swift

Answer:

Swift is primarily a front-end development language used to develop iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS applications. It allows developers to create responsive native user interfaces for Apple devices. Designed for client-side programming, Swift handles user interactions, visuals, and other front-end aspects in Apple’s ecosystem. It can also be used for back-end development by using frameworks such as Vapor, which allows for full-stack development in Swift. While it is mostly known for doing front-end development in iOS applications, Swift’s adaptability goes on to be useful for back-end development in some circumstances, especially where those applications are closely knit with the Apple ecosystem.

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