Server-Side_Swift.pdf

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1. Moving On Swiftly to Server-Side Swift Mbalenhle Ndaba iOS Developer @NdabaMbalenhle
2. Background of Swift JIM ROHN
3. Background Started - 2010 2014 - release Swift 1.0 Swift 2.0 - 2015 Most Loved Programming Language 2016 - Swift 3.0 Swift 4.0 - 2017 2019 - Swift 5.0
4. Choosing Swift JIM ROHN
5. Type Safety Type Safety Open Source Choosing Swift Modern Easy to learn Fast and Powerful Objective-C, Rust, Ruby, Python, etc
6. Swift Features JIM ROHN
7. Swift Features Generics Protocol extensions First class functions Tuples - multiple return values Structs that support methods, extensions, and protocols Enums support pattern matching Functional programming
8. Designed for Safety Arrays and integers are checked for overflow Memory is automatically managed Variables are always initialized before use Prevents runtime crashes Optionals (?)
9. SERVER SIDE SWIFT WITH VAPOR JIM ROHN
10. What is Vapor?
11. Vapor Features HTTP Client and Server Fluent ORM Leaf Templating - HTML Async / non-blocking IO Supports Codable
12. Deployment
13. GETTING STARTED JIM ROHN
14. Useful Commands NEW PROJECT vapor new HelloVapor BUILD PROJECT vapor build RUN PROJECT vapor run UPDATE DEPENDANCIES vapor update
15. LET'S BUILD A SIMPLE API JIM ROHN
16. BENEFITS OF SERVER-SIDE SWIFT JIM ROHN
17. Type Safety Strongly typed Share Code Improved Performance Type Safety Modern Syntax & Features Benefits
18. DRAWBACKS OF SERVER-SIDE SWIFT JIM ROHN
19. Drawbacks Foundation Debugging on Linux Asynchronous Architecture Resources
20. Resources https://developer.apple.com/swift/ https://docs.vapor.codes/3.0/ https://swift.org/getting-started/#using-the-lldb-debugger https://www.raywenderlich.com/890381-getting-started-with-server- side-swift-with-vapor#toc-anchor-002 https://www.raywenderlich.com/2401813-sharing-swift-code- between-ios-and-server-applications
21. THANK YOU JIM ROHN Mbalenhle Ndaba iOS Developer @NdabaMbalenhle