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Year of the Server with Tim Condon - Part 1
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Youtube Video - https://youtu.be/7pNF4em4pyU
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- Episode 34 - Server-Side Swift with Tim Condon
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- Episode 74 - Year of the Server with Tim Condon - Part 2
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
- Platforms State of the Union - WWDC 2020 (Vapor at 30:30)
- Virtualization Framework
- Running Docker on Apple Silicon M1 by Sven A. Schmidt
- AWS Graviton
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Swift Server Work Group and SwiftNIO
- What is the Swift Server Work Group?
- Server-Side at WWDC
- What is SwiftNIO and how does it fit with Server-Side Swift?
- Why SwiftNIO instead of URLSession?
- Should you use SwiftNIO for my iOS app?
State of Swift on the Server
- Where Swift has grown in 2020
- State of Kitura after IBM
- Swift and Server