Full Stack Development with Swift and Vapor
summary
Claims that server-side Swift with Vapor 4 runs production workloads, demonstrated by building a reminders API and iOS client that share models via Swift Package Manager; uses SwiftNIO, non-blocking async database drivers and SQLite/MySQL, runs on Linux/Docker, and debugs low-level issues in the community. Typical Vapor app size is 6 MB footprint, an agency reports an 80% server cost drop after switching, the demo shows Swift package model sharing and non-blocking async plus DB drivers actually work end-to-end.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The case for full-stack Swift
- 1:26Limitations of current stacks
- 4:04Why choose Swift?
- 6:12Introducing Vapor
- 9:15Business benefits of Swift
- 11:34Production and maturity
- 14:59Shared model demonstration
- 25:59Next steps and conclusion
