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slack.kitura.io KITURA kitura.io Building a Social Network in Swift David Okun Developer advocate Kitura @dokun24 Ian Partridge Team lead Kitura @alfa

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? Standalone MBaaS Bespoke Mobile backends

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Mobile backends

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Fast startup Low memory Interoperability Microservices

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bit.ly/swiftallegro Case study: Allegro

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Cloud ready - out of the box

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Ecosystem momentum Swift Server Working Group (SSWG) ⌨ Language Server Protocol (LSP) Accelerated Linux releases More platforms

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EmojiJournal: a Social Network in Swift

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“But is it really ready for production?”

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onlineswiftplayground.run

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www.agenda.com

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www.agenda.com

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www.bankingofthings.io

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Production monitoring: CPU 0.4% CPU

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Production monitoring: RAM 25 MB