Build your next website in Swift
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Swift's result builders let us create domain-specific languages right inside our Swift code, and with a little thinking that means we can actually build whole websites in Swift - and even use similar syntax to SwiftUI!
Get Ignite here: github.com/two...
My man did the thing I've been waiting for for years. Im getting emotional rn
That is a great work done! Thank you! And hope to see some clips from you on building web sites using Ignite!
As a web developer, it is amazing to see another language having an access point to front-end development. Great work! I was surprised to see Bootstrap being used, it seemed more people have leaned more into Tailwind but seeing as how Bootstrap is more component-based than CSS-flexible, it does make sense to have that structure for the Swift components.
I really hope you never stop your good works. I hope you see this. I haven’t quite gotten to the level of understanding these at all. However, I’m passionate about building amazing things and I know I’ll get to the point where your videos will become useful. But I’ll wet the ground to walk on a ground with coolness later on. Parable. I’m a designer currently looking out for Swift tutorials that can explain it to me in design terms. Haven’t quite seen yet. But I notice your videos show up more and more in my search.
I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Building with Swift is a lot of fun 🙂
Paul Hudson you are a mad genius. Great ideas, great video.
First time I am interested in web development. Thanks Paul :)
Awesome video Paul! I will try it out for my new blog, thank you! (And great explanation of Result builders 👏🏻)
This is such an exciting project. Thanks Paul.
Bravo! Couple of weeks ago i was making html + css code work in swift project, and doesn't even think that it can be done that way. Awesome, as always.
This is great Paul! I've recently started working on my personal website and was looking into SSGs. Imagine my surprise when I came across this video
Amazing! Simple and so clever! Thanks so much, Paul, learning every time!
Aye what!? Never thought that this would ever be a thing...
Im going to start as soon as I can...
This is cool. This is one step closer to freeing me from the JS ecosystem.
Htmx gang wuz here
Is it better to be an apple eco system compared to js
@@langahoohlo6695 Facts
@@langahoohlo6695believe it or not. It really is.
Watching this video on my way to Japan, so well done !
Paul, You're The Best! I'am gonna try it!
Very cool! Could this be used with Vapor to dynamically generate HTML pages entirely in Swift?
This is awesome idea. I was thinking about this while learning 100 days swift project on embabed html in swift.
Nice. I hope the latest CSS APIs are in use. These APIs are removing some of the dependency on JS.
Never thought I’d see this day. Awesome!
This is amazing so far. One thing Im not clear on yet is exactly how scripting works in this framework.
I see you added it to the library but I dont yet know web dev to be able to figure this out.
Paul Hudson doing the Lords Work. Thank you 🙏
I will build a website next week with Ignite. I cant wait.
Such a nice job bro! Job well done 😮🎉
Amazing work. Lot of thanks.
I usually don’t leave comment, but you get my attention. Well Done Man 👍🏻
Wow! I have to try this.
I see huge potential in swift swift ui like syntax for web apps like react. Maybe using web assembly or so like c# blazor
That reminds me John Sundell's "Publish" which can be used to generate HTML Websites with Swift Code... Very similar but more intuitive. :) Thanks Paul.
This is amazing I will defenitly switch from dart to swift
Awesome work with your Ignite project. I also see that it is actually meant to build static website, any change that it could be use for generating server-side website in future ?
At the moment I needed a way to develop a static website for my brand, just curious how does ignite helps with SEO ?
So if I want to make some changes in my html code (eg, text), do i have to compile the XCode app every time to see the changes?
In html files, we don't need to compile our Node.js or any web app!
Minor thing: AFAIK the '/' in "self closing" tags are ignored nowadays. Just using is _slightly_ more correct than . The forward slash is in fact misleading since e.g. will just start a new div and not self close.
another one of those: "why didn't I think of this" ideas 🙈 😅
amazing work, man, forking now, have some additional ideas that might make sense
and of course, coming up with an idea doesn't mean much until you create a repo 💪
We love this kind of content diving into the more niche areas of SwiftUI, Id love to see more Mapkit videos
"But what happens if I forget this closing ?" You mean, just like you forgot the closing ? Browsers apparently accept the fact that some tags don't have to be closed.
Every day passed and I realized, I loved you more than yesterday.
I want to be a coder like you.
I am passionate like you but not that much skilled. Pray for me ❤.
By the way, thanks for this amazing Library. 💌
Praying won't work. Practice will!
@@tejaspatelia8179 trying brother
Amazing Video. Can you create video how to publish the site?
if I'm not mistaken and correct me please Paul, Ignite will allow Swift developers to create a Static Website using SwiftUI style code and then the framework will create the html for us that we can just upload to our hosting provider? Is that correct - Love the work that you are doing!!!
Wow this is amazing 🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥
question... when you have this webpage, because it is swift, could you somehow package this to then work as an iOS app so you could then add notifications, bluetooth access, etc? That would be a cool video...
Would this make it easier to make a web app from an iOS app?
this is so sick man
This is really cool, thanks for the video.
I know that when you dev a website, you'd usually upload files (HTML, CSS, JS, assets) to a hosting provider to publish. What would the analog be for using Ignite? Would you still upload this folder, or is there a way to convert an Ignite project in Xcode to HTML / CSS / JS?
The point of Ignite is that it converts Swift code into HTML etc, so you end up with something you can upload manually or deploy using Git if you prefer.
Thank you!
That's looks insane!
And is this adaptable to Vapor, or similar Swift based web frameworks for dynamic HTML?
Will this work on Linux?
I never knew it was possible to build a website using swift. Is it done in Xcode? Does swiftUI work?
For Android devs, there is native support to use Compose ( the android equivalent of SwiftUI) on the web, you dont have to use HTML. Its unfortunate SwiftUI is not open source. So for native iOS devs the swiftUI skills cannot be directly used to build UI on the web like Android...
More power to Swift
I just don’t understand how/where to host the SwiftUI platform. I don’t think that my hosting service provides this.
Incredible….
Could this be done in any programming language?
Hey You’re doing great job by creating lgnite, full filing purposes of swift as general purpose language keep it up. Can you please let me know how can we develop dynamic website using swift only? By using ignite with vapor or so.
Can you publish to GitHub pages?
great job
Blazor?
Nice
Sincere question: who has this problem now days? I haven’t worried about editing proper html in what seems like decades. Every good editor now has good linting.
Awesome!🎉
What a great news 😎
JavaScript and Swift seem pretty similar, so it’d be natural to expand Swift’s capabilities into the web realm
Im sorry what. Javascript and Swift couldnt be more different. One is a strongly, statically typed language, designed for a specific use case of building beautiful UI in a close ecosystem. And the other is a dumpster fire that the internet runs on. The only similarity between the two, is that they are programming languages
@@tylerfrydenlund do you know what the word “seem” means?
@@tylerfrydenlund Swift is not designed specifically for building UI. It's general purpose like JavaScript, Python, Java, etc. You might be confusing Swift with the SwiftUI framework
Backend next so i can do full stack iOS with swift only haha
You can already do this with Vapor
@@arjundureja wow didnt know that, thanks brother
I would love it if we could develop an Android app using Swift...
Is this meant to run on a server alongside a server framework (e.g., Express, etc) or is this meant for emitting static html via a build script?
Looks like it’s for static html only
Ignite is designed for static site generation, at least for now, but the result builder approach introduced in the rest of the video can be used anywhere you want.
@@twostraws it’s a super cool idea
It’s really nice but will it solves all the html related problems at the beginning?
But I don’t understand why it would be beneficial to build a website using swift… is it just because we can and it’s cool or does it fixes problems other ways can’t?
this is amazing
👍🏻
Build yout next Crysis in Php!
I’m just waiting for Swift Next.JS. I’m gonna be on that like a fat kid in a candy store…
2:26 The Swift way of doing it looks awkward to me.
Impressive.
dont already have react and nextjs?
This solution is for those who want to use only Swift in the web. If you know JS, then you have a lot of frameworks for different needs
Actually this already exist in kotlin
for somehow, it looks like react.
you lost me at html language lol
To be perfectly fair, that is what the L in HTML stands for.
Shove off then lol won’t miss ya, this is awesome for real swift devs
HTML is a language, a scripting language actually, just not a programming language.
awesome
Damn, it had to be bootstrap….
😵💫
As a web developer moving to iOS and I say, Bootstrap is outdated and cumbersome! I would go with Tailwind, but all these tools are really cool!
It reminds me of a Java JSP 🙂
Bad idea. HTML is simple enough to learn
And then stick it in a webview of your mobile app 😂
ultimately it will end up becoming html then why bother with this so much layers
This is literally answered in the video, and more than once 🤷♂️
@@twostraws i never thought you would reply
Code will ultimately become machine code anyway, why bother with a high level language?
I don't think it's going to be successful.
It feels to me that it brings more new stuff to learn without guarantee of scalability for a big project. I’m not learning something new for the sake of wasting time. I would just stick to typescript and react for now. It needs more work
Let’s get rid of build steps people. Just learn HTML
Just another try of replace classic html that will fail soon
As a human that abhorres HTML, I have to say, this is truly an abomination. You must repent for such sacrilegious actions.