Do iOS Panel, hosted by Antoine van der Lee
summary
Panel gives concrete takeaways: Swift Package Manager is the practical future (binary artifacts let packages ship xcframeworks and private registries will ease mirrors), server‑side Swift already runs at scale (Amazon Prime video uses it) and Vapor is production ready, Swift concurrency (async/await) largely replaces Combine for many use cases, Swift 6 plans ownership and distributed actors, many teams adopt SwiftUI but some refactor back to UIKit for control, Core Data migrations often need manual work, and the Swift Developer Academy is building a web-first app to teach enterprise practices.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 3:21Panelist introductions
- 9:29Swift on the server discussion
- 14:02State of Swift today
- 22:09Swift UI debate
- 31:20Swift Package Manager
- 40:49Career growth advice
- 46:09Audience Q&A topics
- 56:03Knowledge sharing tips
- 1:03:28Core Data perspectives
- 1:09:59Closing remarks and thanks
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