I understand it more like: Go force one concurrency model on me (like Node.js or Erlang), and Swift is a general purpose language that --over time-- will allow me to use any kind of concurrency model (like C&#x2F;C++&#x2F;Haskell&#x2F;etc.).<p>Oh, and syntax-wise I like both of &#x27;m. I was not referring to syntax much, mostly to capabilities.