As We May Code
What if, instead of lowering source code down for the purpose of execution, we raised it for the purpose of understanding?
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WWDC 2020
A brief remark about the excitement of Apple’s annual developer conference.
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Language Server Protocol
Apple’s adoption of LSP is arguably the most important decision they’ve made for Swift since releasing the language as open source in 2014. It’s a big deal for app developers, and it’s an even bigger deal for Swift developers on other platforms.
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Swift Development with Visual Studio Code
VSCode is a cross-platform text and source code editor from Microsoft, and among the first tools to support Language Server Protocol. With LSP for Swift now shipping in Xcode, it’s a great time to see how this integration works for yourself.
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Contact Tracing
Apple and Google announced a joint initiative to deploy contact tracing functionality to the billions of devices running iOS or Android in the coming months. In this article, we’ll take a first look at these specifications — particularly, Apple’s proposed ExposureNotification framework — in an effort to anticipate what this will all look like in practice.
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Cross-Pollination
A brief essay about the flowering of ideas, written for the occasion of Earth Day.
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Swift Logging
Developed by the Swift on Server community, its benefit isn’t limited to use on the server. Indeed, any Swift code intended to be run from the command line would benefit from adopting SwiftLog.
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