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In better news, the conference was full of new announcements! It's clear that Apple has expanded their efforts tremendously. The ecosystem is thriving more and more by the day.
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- Joannis
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This news can't have gone by you. But in case you missed it - Swift 6 is now officially released! Swift 6 now includes complete concurrency checking, making Swift backends even more reliable than they were!
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The long awaited release of the Hummingbird web-framework is out now! As I demonstrated in this talk, it's jam packed with both feature- and performance improvements. But most importantly, it's a framework designed for Swift 6! |
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Now that Swift 6 is out, the Vapor core team has announced their move! In this blog post, Tim elaborates the design goals and next steps going forward. |
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Swift is becoming more prolific in systems programming. Swift Toolkit has a great post on how to handle interactive input in CLI tools. Definitely check the site out for more Swift (on Server) content. |
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Sebastien and Joannis have ran two more quarterly SSWG-organised online meetups, both of which were well received.
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During the keynote at the Swift Server Conference, Apple shared a new Java interoperability library. Apple's use is to bride existing Java code to- and from Swift. I'm even more excited for its future applications in bringing Swift interop to Android!
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One important topic for Swift 6 is further emphasis on structured concurrency. This talk by Franz Busch (SSWG and Apple) helps you understand some essential patterns for structured concurrency. |
