Ancient oaks, Dalkeith #photography
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Adam Fowler
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Write code, make photos. #photography #SwiftLang #ServerSideSwift
@mattiem hummingbird-lambda should do that for you. It will link in the http server from hummingbird-core but that shouldn’t take up too much memory.
@mattiem I was comparing to the Vapor lambda runtime which generates much bigger lambdas.
@mattiem no hummingbird-lambda is required. It is the interface between the swift lambda runtime and the hummingbird router.
@mattiem ah shit that’s the lambda library. Even better reason to use hummingbird as it generates much smaller lambdas.
@mattiem cheers. Vapor is great but it is quite heavy weight. Having something a little more slimline available seemed sensible.
ashleyin america, we no longer say “the french”, but “people with mental illnesses”, and i think that’s beautiful
Michael CritzThere are lots of great reasons to use Swift on server. I prefer Server on swift for its fast, deterministic performance, type safety, and amazing community.
Take three minutes and learn about Swift on server here:
Reda LemedenI've been exclusively using VS Code for Swift development this weekend and I am thoroughly impressed. Huge props to @opticalaberration @0xTim and others for all the hard work.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sswg.swift-lang
Doug GregorThe Swift code to do the formatting is really clean, see https://github.com/apple/swift-syntax/blob/main/Sources/SwiftDiagnostics/DiagnosticsFormatter.swift . I’d love for an option to colorize the output, if anyone’s looking for a quick little Swift task that’ll make its way into the compiler.
Edit: no C++ required for this task! Everything in swift-syntax, where this code lives, is Swift in an easy-to-build-and-test package. The swift-parser-cli executable uses it to show parser diagnostics. The compiler is downstream of it, and will pick up changes automatically.
