Tim Condon, server-side Swift developer, writer and conference organizer, joins John to talk about all things networking. From organizing and abstracting networking code on the client-side, to using Swift on the server, and how to combine the two in order to write Swift end-to-end.

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Links

• Tim on Twitter
• John on Twitter
• Tim’s blogging engine
• The “Server Side Swift with Vapor” book
• Functional networking in Swift
• PromiseKit
• Implementing Futures & Promises
• Combine’s Future type
• Constructing URLs in Swift
• Vapor
• Kitura
• Smoke
• SwiftNIO
• Swift Talk
• SwiftLog
• The Swift Server Work Group
• SourceKit-LSP
• Online Swift Playground
• The Swift Community Podcast
• Intro and outro music by Dariusz Dziuk