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Kitura CouchDB 3.0: Persisting Codable Swift objects in a CouchDB/Cloudant NoSQL Database

by Andrew Lees on February 1, 2019 in Open Source, Swift
Kitura CouchDB is a pure Swift client, that allows applications to interact with a CouchDB or Cloudant NoSQL database. We have just released Kitura-CouchDB 3.0,...

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Announcing Kitura 2.6 and more!

by Ian_Partridge on December 18, 2018 in Kitura, Open Source, Swift, Web Framework
We are delighted to announce the release of Kitura 2.6, the latest release of the popular open source Swift web framework. Alongside this release are...

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Announcing SwiftKuery 3.0

by kilnerm on December 18, 2018 in Open Source, Swift
We have recently released version 3.0 of Swift-Kuery along with version 2.0 of Swift-Kuery-PostgreSQL, SwiftKueryMySQL and Swift-Kuery-SQLite. You can find a summary of the major...

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KituraStudio IDE 1.0 BETA is here

by scade on December 18, 2018 in Kitura, Swift
The Kitura team is delighted to introduce this guest post from Frank Langel, creator of SCADE and KituraStudio. In our quest to bring the beauty...

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Kitura-Session 3.3: Sharing Codable objects between a user’s requests

by Andrew Lees on December 18, 2018 in Kitura, Learn Swift, Swift
Web application servers are generally “stateless” and handle HTTP requests independently. However, it’s common for a developer to want to link requests from the same...

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Swift-JWT 3.0: Codable JSON web tokens

by Andrew Lees on December 18, 2018 in Kitura, Open Source, Swift, Web Framework
We have just released version 3.0 of Swift-JWT, our library for creating, signing, and verifying JSON Web Tokens. This release adds Codable conformance to the...

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Announcing IBM Toolkit for Swift on z/OS, V4.2 Community Edition

by itodorov on November 27, 2018 in Swift, Uncategorized, z Systems
IBM Toolkit for Swift on z/OS, V4.2 Community Edition We are pleased to announce a new release of IBM Toolkit for Swift on z/OS. IBM...

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Kitura Sample: A Swift Server example demonstrating the features of Kitura.

by Andrew Lees on October 2, 2018 in Kitura, Open Source, Swift, Web Framework
We have rewritten the Kitura Sample demo application to better showcase the capabilities of Kitura. This update adds interactive webpages so you can try out...

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Announcing Kitura 2.5

by Ian_Partridge on September 1, 2018 in Kitura, Linux, Open Source, Swift, Web Framework
Kitura 2.5 has recently been released – the latest update to the popular and powerful Swift web framework. Enhanced OpenAPI support Kitura 2.4 introduced support...

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Pluggable JSON encoders in Kitura 2.5

by Andrew Lees on September 1, 2018 in Kitura, Open Source, Swift, Web Framework
Codable routing allows you to quickly build REST APIs that work directly with concrete Swift types. Kitura achieves this by using the Codable protocol to...

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