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This is Great ! Learnt a lot, many Thanx

great overview and talk! I enjoyed it Now I need to dig more on the limitation , it was not clear if int limitation is for swift or for web assembly as it is now

Who in his right mind chooses Swift for server-side applications??? Crazy

Damn, I suck at this, I didn't get anything from the last 10 minutes.

meh, neat but you could just use Pocketbase for this too and own all your data + all the additional functionality. Even if you don't know a lick of Go this is still true, you can easily extend with JS hooks too by dropping a JS file next to your already running pocketbase instance... some of these open source projects are really messing things up for everybody lol the BAR IS HIGH

For the swift indexing I think they still could have made a nicer API just with a named argument in the subscript or something.

Implementing the "with" pattern in async/await needs so many workarounds it seems like an anti-pattern.

Patrida 😀

The title is a trap. The speaker doesn't tell you how to build or ship a SaaS backend or any story at all. I wasted my time on listening for almost 30 minutes about which external services and dependencies Petr uses and looking at their dashboards. It might be useful to onboard new people for the project, but I don't see how it would be useful to anyone from the outside.

Looks great! I can see a bright future for hb2

Great talk. Great topic.

I railway you can just save to disk and mount a volume for persistence

The number of advertising popping in while trying to follow this video is just UNBELIEVABLE.

Videos on TCA?

Merci pour la prez! About the "plan ahead" part, what's your opinion about including the version in the path, such as {root_path}/v1.3/apps ?

Swift 10.10? Perhaps 5.10

Very good. I probably knew only 75% of that and it’s also so nice to see Swift content that isn’t all about app dev on iOS 🎉

19:51 Everyone that would like to rank well, not to mention the need for a database query or a set thereof as you already mentioned. Also having an active conscience on the topic of data flow and the life cycle of your data. It's good to understand the difference between searching a database and publishing a document. It's no an either or, it's a yes please! I'll go for the both of them.

Does toucan produce sitemap.xml?

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Great presentation Nick. Thanks!

He is one of those rare lecturers who has a clear mental model of a student, knows their struggles and has the ability to turn difficult and convoluted concepts into engaging contents. Very grateful for this talk!

Happy to see Swift being applied more generally than building iOS apps as Swift is the best language I ever used in terms of enjoyment while coding. And I used several from assembly, C, C++, Objective C, PHP, JavaScript to Swift.

3:01😂 20:04

Thanks for great talk. After seeing some of the code examples I strongly feel like strict concurrency in swift 6 needs more work. It is hard to reason about the code just by reading it. It is not really good to add #isolation just because compiler is throwing some error at me. It should be clearly visible to the programmer why it must be there, and not just compile and fix the 'errors' that programmer didn't anticipated just to shut up compiler error, without even realizing why it is happening and how added code fixed it. This is why I think this feature will not be widely adopted, simply because it is hard to read and not predictable enough. Story about await/async was to produce nice linear readable code that is easy to reason about. This goes opposite direction. (at least for now)

Swift is so bloated already it is ridiculous 😢

Great talk, I was so skeptical like yeah you think YOU know! But gosh you delivered!

Great prez Nick ! Very insightful

I believe the closure is cancelWhenGracefulShutdown { } . At least it’s what I’ve been using

Great job Babeth, hope you feel encouraged to share more!

SMP let's goo!

Great talk ! Thank you for putting so much effort into the presentation to make to clear and understandable !

amazing speech. Thanks Nick!

Nice one, thanks.

It's great to hear about SwiftWasm! I've been interested in it for a while and I haven't had a chance to use it.

I’m pretty excited about this release. So far I’ve used Hummingbird 2 as a test server for unit/integration tests but I’m looking to use it even more for server side applications!

Great talk and plenty to learn. Thank you and hope you’ll do more talks.

I love this kind of talks. Years of experience condensed into half an hour of useful bits. I never used quite a few of this tricks and now they live in the back of my mind for when I do need them.

Really great talk!

YEssssss!

Thank you...

Thanks for your speech!

Cool!

Very cool and awesome demo too!

Loved this talk. Thanks so much.

We need more support for ServerSide swift! :) Keep pushing it!

Dave and Sven are absolute legends

I know getting these videos online was a challenge. Thank you for sharing them.

This was kinda disappointing. I was hoping he would start with “import Glibc”, but he only talked about dev tools.

never knew this was available I’m excited for swift development in the future 🙂