btw swift now has interop with Java so you can use your favourite frameworks from the Java world forums.swift.org/t/java-inter...

Me too tbh

Tsss dude not helping 😀

I can't link the benchmarks unfortunately, not sure if they even exist yet, but it provides a better utility due to memory safety and structured concurrency

GitHub - hummingbird-project/hummingbird: Lightweight, flexible HTTP server framework written in Swift Lightweight, flexible HTTP server framework written in Swift - hummingbird-project/hummingbird

check github.com/hummingbird-...

You can build for linux or windows, yeah it's lagging behind a bit but also M4 mac minis are a beast, so may be macOS will be also a backend OS soon, more like wish here rather than a prediction, there are better folks to ask @mecid.bsky.social @kto.so to name a few :D

Use case for android: iOS/macOS devs implemented a feature, Android folks use the library saving time (substack.com/inbox/post/1...)

Also not many but there are jobs for swift backend, also we have developer.apple.com/documentatio... Distributed Actors

I'm not saying it's a popular or a better solution for most cases (due to popularity), I'm just saying it exists outside of Apple ecosystem, and Apple puts effort into it more and more.

That’s is so far from truth, swift is also on windows, backend, embed, wasm for web, and even android and much more performant than JVM, where else you need it to be

it feels like every vim user think they are better than the rest of us

This 👆you’ll be surprised how much is still happening offline

That is a big problem indeed, my oldest is so reluctant to go outside cuz it’s “boring” it takes effort to go and show him how it can be not boring and draw attention to his feeling in comparison with watching YouTube mindlessly, not sure online content can do the same

Klar, lass dir Zeit

It’s okay this advice feels weird and worst, otherwise you would write it yourself, idea being is living online 24/7 is depressing, these young men should balance it with offline too

Yeah you almost violated my pants sanitation state

Wow! Smooth, code where? I feel the urge to dig how it’s done

100%, I find docs about the functions I want it to use, feed it in the prompt, with a very detailed specification of what I need, it produces a decent result. Then ask to refactor with a very picky requirement to state management, then little manual work. Tedious but still faster

Ok quite satisfied, logs are much easier to read now even tho I just started, next some filters and presets and other quality stuff

or even a tree

Xcode log filters are so terribly annoying it pushed me to build a thing, signup for the beta I will one day release if you are annoyed too, so I know if it's only me or it worth building

Hello

that feels so natural, happy to see it develops the way where everything is on the MainActor unless specifically stated otherwise, great read as usual and great sense of the good direction by Holly

Why do you think they won't, SwiftUI views are using publishers to get notifications of changes, do you think they are going to migrate it to Observable and co. instead?

We got some places where we use 3rd party and some system frameworks that have not caught up yet, our own states are isolated already, it's a bit annoying sometimes, so I hope it won't be forced at least until Apple done with their frameworks

At work we use combine primarily for states that views observe, so think published, pass through etc, haven’t yet looked into swift 6 warnings too deep but it seems fine in our project, what issues you are talking about? Asking to know if we need to check on those too

may be it's time to try cursor

oh dude thanks for building it, the problem is so severe I almost started building it myself

I am, thanks a lot for the advise!

Hey! I would love to join, to have more motivation to post my progress and struggles

wow, thanks a lot, will check them out, you been busy I see :D