u/g-sequeirain r/swift • Recommends
On “Do you know any company using Server Side Swift in production?”
See [video for Kitura at ING.
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Pim Stolk - Using IBM's Kitura
Swift Usergroup Netherlands
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- Presented by Pim Stolk, ING
- May be out of date. The tools, versions or practices it shows have likely moved on.
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Web developmentProgramming languagesSwiftHTTP, REST and GraphQLFull-stack frameworks
Pim Stolk shares lessons learned from using IBM's Kitura server-side Swift framework in production at ING.
Pim works for ING and talks about how they have been using IBM's Kitura in production for the last six months now. He's also cover the hurdles and challenges they came across and why Kitura was a good choice.Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Cited as a real-world example of a major company using server-side Swift in production.
u/seabayleain r/swift • Recommends
On “Do you know any company using Server Side Swift in production?”
Here's an early video by Pim Stolk at ING: [video
He's also presenting on it at both FrenchKit and Server-Side Swift Conf. It's being used for their "Banking of Things" initiative.
Mercedes Benz presented on their use of Kitura as the backend for their "Ask Mercedes" app at AltConf. I don't think the video's been released yet though.