but others take decades to unfold (like high-definition TV, cloud computing, etc.)
To understand why some of the technologies (that closely resemble in properties), quickly supplant their predecessors while others catch on only gradually, developers need to think about two different things at same time: (1) We must consider a broader ecosystem that supports that technology, instead of the technology itself, (2) There can be potential competition between new and old ecosystems, rather than between the technologies themselves.
This perspective can help managers in predicting the timing of the transitions in a much better way, craft more coherent strategies and prioritize opportunities, which would eventually help make wiser decisions about when and where to allocate organizational resources.
Apple promoted Swift at WWDC 2019 due to a move to use more low-code tools, allowing more non-Swift developers to quickly adopt Swift as it is capable of generating beautiful user-interfaces.
(6) RN architecture is well-tuned to mobile devices as it is based on Graphics Processing Unit instead of the Central Processing Unit.
(9) Swift follows safe and easy programming patterns, (10) enables quick access to existing Cocoa frameworks, (11) there is no need of separate library import to support functionalities like input/output or even the string handling,