Blog author here. I actually did: the vast majority of time is spent in the Swift Runtime. The JSON parsing is via NSJSONSerialization, which is an Apple library written in Objective-C, and it's fast. I'm not measuring IO, I'm only measuring the time spent turning the NSDictionary objects that come back from NSJSONSerialization into my model objects.
I didn't spend a huge amount of time profiling this though, since it's very early days in my project and it'd take me less time to just rewrite what I'd done so far in a language that I know works.
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Blog author here. I actually did: the vast majority of time is spent in the Swift Runtime. The JSON parsing is via NSJSONSerialization, which is an Apple library written in Objective-C, and it's fast. I'm not measuring IO, I'm only measuring the time spent turning the NSDictionary objects that come back from NSJSONSerialization into my model objects.
I didn't spend a huge amount of time profiling this though, since it's very early days in my project and it'd take me less time to just rewrite what I'd done so far in a language that I know works.