Swift

I have completed the iOS version of Answers Against Humanity, it is currently in the App Store submission process, but I am thinking it might be rejected due to the content.

I will keep re-iterating (for the next 6 months at least) that whilst Swift is not the first language from a commercial company to be open-sourced, the enthusiasm and outcomes so far have been astounding.

I'm excited about Swift for reasons I will expand upon later, but it's mostly the enthusiasm it has attracted. In less than six months, here are the project's GitHub stats.

I was on holiday last week, so of course have been busy. People staying,

Chris Ward looks at the Swift Package Manager, an early-days dependency management utility for Swift.

A video about new features and improvements in AppCode 2016.2 is here!

Swift Playgrounds from Apple is a slick integrated coding education tool — how far does go it to teach one of the hottest languages of the past 5 years?

I speak with Greg Fawson, CEO of Mobile Seasons, about how droidcon grew into next.app devCon, why mobile developer communities are merging, and what it's like to run a developer event in Berlin in 2026.