ServerSide.swift 2025
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Usability Meets Performance in Swift | Ben Cohen | 28m |
Explains how Swift 6.x closes the gap with C by combining three concrete features — span for non‑escapable, bounds‑checked buffers, inline array for in‑storage… | ||
| How To Approach Approachable Concurrency | Matt Massicotte | 20m |
Swift 6.2 ships concrete changes from SE0461 that aim to make data‑race safety more approachable: a new default-setting bundle called approachable concurrency… | ||
| Introduction to Valkey-Swift | Adam Fowler | 32m |
A Swift client for Valky (a Redis 7.2.4 fork) that targets full Swift concurrency with sendable types, task cancellation, and structured lifetimes; connection… | ||
| Battle of the Giants: Vapor vs Hummingbird which one should you choose? | Emma GAUBERT | 32m |
Compares Vapor and Hummingbird as Swift HTTP servers with concrete differences: routing and controllers work the same, both support Fluent ORM (Hummingbird via… | ||
| Building Networking Libraries with Span and Concurrency | Joannis Orlandos | 18m |
Builds an embedded Linux distro called Edge OS and shows a working TCP stack using Swift concurrency and SwiftNIO async channel patterns, demonstrating… | ||
| Exabyte Data Storage | Georg Tuparev | 27m |
Claims an exabyte-capable archive with 1.4 exabyte container prototypes built from racks of mini storage pots (16×20 TB each) that hold four years of telescope… | ||
| Lessons learned from running a SaaS entirely on Swift Vapor | Daniel Jilg | 32m |
A Swift Vapor backend powers Telemetry Deck, originally a private sexual-health analytics app that grows to serve 14 million users per month; events are… | ||
| Observability in Server-Side Swift | Si Beaumont, Moritz Lang | 31m |
Demos show Swift observability built from three API packages — SwiftLog, SwiftMetrics, SwiftDistributedTracing — exported via OTLP over HTTP and gRPC with… | ||
| Write durable and resilient workflows in Swift | Franz Busch | 12m |
Announces the Swift Temporal SDK that wraps the Temporal core via Swift C interop and provides a client plus worker for durable workflows. Demonstrates a… | ||
| Unlock Generative AI for Swift Server-Side Development | Mona Dierickx | 11m |
Built a tiny Swift layer called Swift Bedrock library that hides Bedrock's model-specific JSON bodies and reuses inference parameters; demonstrates chat, image… | ||
| Cryptography 101: What Every Swift Developer Should Understand | Eric Bariaux | 15m |
Covers core claims with concrete algorithms and tradeoffs: hashing provides one‑way digests (SHA‑256 given as example), symmetric AES‑128/256 is fast but needs… | ||
| Protecting APIs with DeviceCheck, App Attest & WebAuthn | Oliver Binns | 09m |
Explains how DeviceCheck App Attest plus WebAuthn produce hardware‑bound keys stored in the secure enclave and how servers use CryptoKit and Vapor to verify… | ||
| Expanding Swift/Java Interoperability | Mads Odgaard | 11m |
Jextract gains a new JNI mode that falls back to JNI instead of the new FFM API so generated Java runs on Java 11+ and Android; the project implements enums… | ||
| Server-Side Swift: Surviving or Thriving? | Mikaela Caron | 10m |
Build log: a simple networking app called Fruitful app gets built with Vapor + Postgres + Heroku to store conference “cards,” but image uploads fail in… | ||
| Swift Lambdas at Scale: How a Tiny iOS Team Built a Big Backend | Ben Rosen | 29m |
Small iOS team replaces Node/Docker servers with serverside Swift running on AWS Lambda, S3 and DynamoDB, orchestrated by Step Functions and fronted by API… | ||
| Effective Strategies for Testing and Releasing Server Side Changes | Simon Pilkington | 16m |
Advocates using the Swift compiler to catch bugs early, replacing Any dictionaries with protocols and enums to make config and refactors safe, and validating… | ||
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