Year of the Server with Tim Condon - Part 2
In this second part of our interview with Tim Condon, we follow up on Async/Await and Vapor 5, Amazon and server-side Swift, hosting, frameworks, development, and what we look forward to in 2021.
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Related Episodes
- Episode 74 - Year of the Server with Tim Condon - Part 1
- Episode 72 - Functional Programming with Daniel Steinberg
- Episode 49 - Vapor 4 with Tibor Bödecs
- Episode 34 - Server-Side Swift with Tim Condon
- Episode 8 - Choosing the Right Backend with Erik Gillespie
Related Links
- The Future of Swift on the Server by Tim
- Building the next version of the Smoke Framework by Simon Pilkington
- Swift Server Work Group
- Use Swift on AWS Lambda with Xcode - WWDC 2020
- Getting started with async/await in Swift by Eneko Alonso
- Soto for AWS
- Smoke Framework
- Building the next version of the Smoke Framework by Simon Pilkington
- Kitura
- Chaqmoq
- Swift Log
- Swift Metrics
- Swift Tracing
- Vapor Queues
- Vapor Queues Fluent Driver
- A Complete Guide to Swift Development on Linux By Jari Koopman
- Swift Setup from Steven Van Impe and PWS Academy
- iOS Developer Happy Hour by Allen W
- AppForce1 Podcast
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The guys who run it are indie devs who had a need and created a tool. 11 years later, it's an all-in-one platform for developers who want to get more downloads and make more money with their apps.
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Vapor 5 and Async/Await
- How Async/Await affects SwiftNIO
- How Async/Await affects EventLoopFuture
- Performances vs Maintainability
- What is the timeline on Async/Await
Amazon and Server-Side Swift
- What is Soto?
- What Amazon web services Soto supports?
- How to integrate Soto into your sever-side Swift project?
- What is Smoke?
Important Server-Side Frameworks
- Smoke, Kitura, and Chaqmoq
- Logging and Metrics
- Job and Queue Management
- Swift Tracing
Server-Side Swift in the Real World
- Where to Host Your Server-Side App
- Is Server-Side Swift Production Ready
- Growth of Server-Side Acceptance in 2020
- Differences from iOS Development
- Scaling Your Server-Side Application
- Can You Develop in Swift outside of Xcode?
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Creators and Guests
Host
Leo Dion
Swift developer for Apple devices and more; Founder of BrightDigit; husband and father of 6 adorable kids
Guest
Tim Condon
Engineer, geek, triathlete. @codevapor core team. Founder @brokenhandsio. Server-side Swift @kodecodev. Organiser @SwiftServerConf @NSManchester He/him