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Join me in exploring the Swift on Server ecosystem in developer.apple.com/wwdc24/10216! Learn why Swift on Server is great for developing server applications and how it is powering many features across Apple's cloud services serving millions of requests per second! 🚀
FOSDEM 2025 is a huge event in Brussels, with 8,000+ developers converging to talk about all things open source. We’d love to see you there at the Swift DevRoom. The Call for Participation is now open for talk ideas — more details: swiftlang.github.io/event-fosdem @fosdem
We have an open position in our Frameworks Team @ Apple. If you are ready for the next challenge and want to work on frameworks that are used in large scale systems consider to apply... As a plus you will work closely with me as well: jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/…
The proposal for package traits is up for review. Would love to hear what everyone thinks about it! forums.swift.org/t/se-0450-pack…
Swift in containers? For sure! 📦📦📦 In this talk, Euan Harris from Apple shares a new open source plugin that wraps a Swift executable in a container, builds and publishes it -- all with one command! youtube.com/watch?v=9AaINs… #container #docker #Kubernetes @SwiftServerConf
Want to see how to use Structured Concurrency in your apps properly? Franz Busch (@FranzJBusch) from Apple takes us on a deep dive to see how it really works buff.ly/3BrAVtp
The server side swift conference videos are online including my talk about structured concurrency youtu.be/JmrnE7HUaDE?si… Make sure to check them out!
We've just hit 1,000 subscribers on YouTube! Are you subscribed? There are some interesting talks getting published soon! buff.ly/4dqAwol
As part of our vision for Swift to be a widely-used language for a wide variety of use cases and platforms, today at @SwiftServerConf we open sourced some early work on Swift/Java interoperability: github.com/swiftlang/swif…. Excited to partner with others to expand this. @java
Introducing the seamless Java/Swift interop effort! Offering both: - generated Swift macro based JNI wrappers - Project Panama based Swift accessors generated with a jextract-swift tool for high performance use-cases Early prototype is open source and we’ll share more about…
Announcing the release of Swift 6! 🎉🎉🎉 🦺Extended memory safety protections 🪟Embedded and cross-platform support 🧪Swift Testing: parameterized, macro-based testing Read more: swift.org/blog/announcin…
📦📷 Package of the week: hummingbird 📷🧑💻 Hummingbird is a lightweight, flexible HTTP server framework that provides routing, authentication, encryption, logging, and AWS Lambda support. It's never been easier to build a server app with Swift! 🪺More at docs.hummingbird.codes/2.0/documentat…
Announcing Swift support for Oblivious HTTP, with a new package that enables this privacy-protecting approach to client / server communications: swift.org/blog/introduci…
Excited to be talking about two of my favorite topics together in one talk. Swift on Server and Structured Concurrency! 🚀
Want to know how to use Structured Concurrency in your server apps? Franz Busch (@FranzJBusch) from Apple is going to show you how to do it! Get your tickets now buff.ly/3WOxZy1
Very, very excited for this talk by @Lukasaoz! Learn about how Apple use Swift on the Server to power their new Private Cloud Compute for Apple Intelligence! Tickets are selling fast buff.ly/3WOxZy1
We've been evaluating a number of C++ successor languages for @ladybirdbrowser, and the one best suited to our needs appears to be @SwiftLang 🪶 Over the last few months, I've asked a bunch of folks to pick some little part of our project and try rewriting it in the different…
We're happy to announce the release candidate for Hummingbird 2, the Swift Server framework, is out now! @o_aberration and I started development last summer, completing the majority of work in winter. Now, after 6 months of refining the API we're happy with what we have!
The key to unlocking data-race safety across the _entire_ Swift ecosystem is fast adoption of Swift 6 language mode in open source packages. In this blog post, Dave and Sven show you how: swift.org/blog/ready-for…
The Server Work Group's second global online meetup is happening on June 26th, check the details on the forums! forums.swift.org/t/meetup-block…
I’m giving a talk in the industry track on bringing static data-race safety to Swift. It’s a story about adapting many years of PL research to improve the lives of programmers at scale. Hope to see you there! pldi24.sigplan.org/details/pldi-2…
PLDI is one week away! Looking forward to seeing many of you in Copenhagen, Denmark. The complete program of PLDI here: pldi24.sigplan.org/program/progra…
Talk highlight: @FranzJBusch presents a whole end-to-end server side #swift application, using OpenAPI, databases, structured concurrency, metrics, tracing etc. The whole thing, with lots of details in just under 20 minutes. Do yourself a favor and don't miss out on it ;-)…
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