54: Pick a test that you know is complicated and start there

About this episode

The episode discusses the Swift team's involvement with Bluesky and Mastodon, data race safety, and various package picks.

Join us as we chat about the Swift team joining Bluesky and Mastodon, data race safety numbers on Swift Package Index Package pages, Swift on Raspberry Pi, and of course our usual package picks! News Swiftlang: Social media expansion to Mastodon and Bluesky Bluesky account Mastodon account Leverage by Matt Massicotte Issue: Ready for Swift 6 false positives Issue: False positives reported in Sema.NumSwift6Errors via -stats-output-dir https://swifttoolkit.dev/posts/r-pi by Natan Rolnik , assisted by Jesse Zamora Packages AtRandom by Robb Böhnke sharing-grdb by Pointfree swift-sharing by Pointfree GRDB by Gwendal Roué visualizeTouches by Robb Böhnke amplify-ui-swift-liveness by aws-amplify Spices by Simon Støvring

People in this episode

Hosts: Dave Verwer, Sven A. Schmidt

Topics covered

• Swift team
• social media
• data race safety
• Swift on Raspberry Pi
• package picks

Keywords

• Swift
• Bluesky
• Mastodon
• data race safety
• Raspberry Pi
• package picks
• Swift Package Index

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Swift, Bluesky, Mastodon, Swift Package Index

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