Since the release of Kitura 2.0 last year, a series of incremental enhancements have been made, via the Kitura Evolution process, in response to user...
Next week I’m going to be presenting at iOSCon 2018 in London, one of the UK’s leading conferences for mobile developers. The topic of my...
This blog introduces a step by step tutorial on how to serve dynamic Stencil templates, demonstrating how easy it is to connect a templating engine...
Continue reading Kitura Template Engine Tutorial: Creating a Dynamic HTML Front End made easy
In Kitura 2.0, we integrated Codable Routing, which facilitates the creation of REST APIs and the sharing of Swift types (structs and classes) that implement...
This blog introduces a step by step tutorial and an example application. These demonstrate how easy it is to connect a server-side Kitura application to...
Continue reading Swift Kuery: Server-Side SQL Database Persistence made easy
Applications that dynamically allocate memory are prone to ‘memory leaks’. When a region of memory is allocated by the application – for example, using malloc(),...
Although Swift is generally known to be a client-side language, it is fast becoming the language for your server-side needs. Swift is fast, type-safe, modern...
Continue reading REST API Calls Using Server Side Swift on the Mainframe
In my previous post about Kitura/iOS I described possible use cases for running a web server on iOS and introduced a hello world Kitura/iOS app....
Continue reading Kitura/iOS Part 2: Software Engineering Principles of iPhone Web Servers
Swift on the Server continues to evolve. Since the launch of Swift@IBM in 2015, we’ve seen a lot of changes in the Swift language. As...
Continue reading Swift Package Catalog and Swift Sandbox Deprecation
We are excited to announce that our team has just made several updates to the BluePic application. For those who are not familiar with BluePic,...