With increment of swift, it's not ridiculous that using swift when you do some jailbreak development. If the tweak can get a better UI and I can code easier, there is no reason to refuse swift.
But one thing we should care about is that, Xcode 6 (and later) will link swift's dylib something like @rpath/libswiftDarwin.dylib.
That means if you didn't put those dylib files into a directory named `Frameworks` which right under your executable file's directory, it will just crash when you try to launch them.
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