swifter VS Vapor

I don't have a fully developed web server set up, but I experimented with Swifter.

Have you ever been in a position where you want to contribute to open source projects, but you don't know where to start? I sure have, but through my internship at Broken Hands, I was able to gain experience in open source, more specifically in the Vapor ecosystem. As such I want to share these experiences and tips with you.

I guess you mean this document?

https://github.com/vapor/vapor/blob/a7f340f64b7182e9e4202a9b...

The only bit I see about tone is

“Communicating in a ‘tone’ you don’t find congenial” on a list of things they said they would NOT act on complaints about.

I see nothing in there that isn’t obvious getting-along-with-others stuff. It still seems to me that it’s helpful to write those things out rather than have them unspoken. It would feel unjust and arbitrary to me if I was pushed out of a community for bad behavior but not pre-warned what was considered bad behavior. It would also feel unjust if i were to be pushed out of a community because people kept saying shitty stuff to me and I complained about the hostility and they said “no rules were broken, suck it up”.

You can look into the framework that is called Vapor -> Vapor

You can try Vapor. But that’s if you want to build all the server side code (which if you want scalable and Firebase won’t work, you might need to)

Vapor

Have a look at the Vapor framework https://vapor.codes/ it is written in Swift. you can then deploy your project to heroku. The good thing about this is that you don't need to learn a different language. We use swift in our company for the backend and front.

backend uses the Vapor framework: a Server Side Swift framework. I like using Swift and feel that in particular for backend work. Its an opinionated language that somehow seems to help me write better code. That Vapor supports MongoDB out of the box also helps;

V A P O R my dude

If you go down the road of programming your own site you might want to take a look at https://vapor.codes/ . It’s a web framework built on Swift. It has nothing to do with SwiftUI but at least you’ll be able to stay in the same language.

I am! I'm building a complete backend in Swift for an app i'm working on. It's actually been really great so far. I develop on my mac in xcode and deploy on linux via docker. See: https://vapor.codes/

I'm a little bias because I really like Swift as a language but Vapor is growing and there are lots of plugins to fill the gaps.