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Let’s try thinking like an IDE and take a look at all the challenges that server-side Swift brings to IDE and tool creators. Let’s talk about the most important issues when adopting a new technology and understand how framework developer teams working on the Swift language and IDE developers, can help each other. 
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Let’s try thinking like an IDE and take a look at all the challenges that server-side Swift brings to IDE and tool creators. Let’s talk about the most important issues when adopting a new technology and understand how framework developer teams working on the Swift language and IDE developers, can help each other. 
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