Swift 6 is here with opt-in data-race safety, embedded Swift, extended platform support, Swift Testing, and more: https://www.swift.org/blog/announcing-swift-6/

#SwiftLang

Here are some #DocC superpowers I made use of when writing my first 2 @WWDCNotes! 📽️👇

Did you know you could add videos and even tabs in DocC? ✨💙

I've updated the Contributing guide to explain how it works: 📝🧑‍💻
https://wwdcnotes.github.io/WWDCNotes/documentation/wwdcnotes/contributing

#WWDC24 #WWDC #Swift #SwiftUI

I recently moved the #Adwaita for #Swift docs to #SwiftDocC. So much thanks to the developers of #DocC, it makes maintaining docs extremely easy!

https://aparokshaui.github.io/adwaita-swift/documentation/adwaita/

There's also a beginner tutorial available that walks you through the creation of a #GNOME to-do manager app. It still needs some polishing though. I highly appreciate any form of feedback!

https://aparokshaui.github.io/adwaita-swift/tutorials/table-of-contents

#gtk #libadwaita #swiftui #swiftlang

Swift's DocC has done so much for lifting the entire community.

It is the launchpad for a virtuous cycle to maximize the value of your code.

It seems almost obvious in retrospect, but I have spent decades struggling with this, and watched hundreds of projects flop in this last mile.

Kudos to whoever decided to fund this and see it through.

Give those guys a bonus and a promotion.

I never in a million years imagined that one day you’d be able to write Playdate games in Swift (!!!).

Hard for me to express how cool this is, and my deepest thanks to the Swift team for the energy boost! https://www.swift.org/blog/byte-sized-swift-tiny-games-playdate/