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In the closing talk of dotSwift, Daniel reminds us of the history of Objective-C, its evolution until the release of Swift, and why the community should embrace change in a positive way.
When people came to Objective-C and complained about the patterns and syntax we were able to mine more than two decades of experience to explain why we chose to write the code that way.
Swift is a new language and we don't have the experience and common culture in the language to know the idiomatic way to write our Swift code.
We need to work together to bring the best ideas from O-O, Functional, Generic and other paradigms to get the most out of this evolving language.
You can find Daniel's introductory book on Swift at http://editorscut.com