Hummingbird
Hummingbird is a lightweight, high-performance web framework written in Swift.
Designed for building server-side applications, Hummingbird leverages Swift’s powerful concurrency model to deliver efficient and scalable services. Explore the core features of Hummingbird, including its modular architecture, middleware support, and routing capabilities. Learn best practices for developing robust and maintainable backend systems with Hummingbird, and discover how to integrate it with other Swift-based tools and frameworks.
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Getting Started with Hummingbird
Learn how to get started with Hummingbird 2, the modern Swift Web Framework.
How to Build a Proxy Server with Hummingbird
Learn how to leverage the flexibility and performance of Hummingbird to build a proxy server.
Using Hummingbird's Request Contexts
Learn about request contexts in Hummingbird and how to use them.
Using OpenAPI Generator with Hummingbird
Learn how to use OpenAPI Generator to create Swift APIs with Hummingbird.
Using WebSockets in Hummingbird
In this article, you will learn about WebSockets and how to use them with the Hummingbird framework in a straightforward, easy-to-follow manner.
What's new in Hummingbird 2?
Discover Hummingbird 2: a Swift-based HTTP server framework, with modern concurrency and customizable request contexts.