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Proxygen 4.0 is now available with client app lookup and helper tool that automatically configures system HTTP/HTTPS proxy for traffic monitoring.
Mac app available at https://proxygen.app and iPhone & iPad apps at App Store. Take it for a spin!
I wrote up a little flowchart here for how I think about "is it ok to do this work on the default Swift Concurrency thread pool?": https://forums.swift.org/t/is-concurrent-now-the-standard-tool-for-shifting-expensive-synchronous-work-off-the-main-actor/82976/17
When to make something asynchronous, when to make it parallel, and how parallel to make it are all inherently tricky in extremis, but the default behavior is the default for a reason, and is appropriate in the vast majority of cases.
I wrote up a little flowchart here for how I think about "is it ok to do this work on the default Swift Concurrency thread pool?": https://forums.swift.org/t/is-concurrent-now-the-standard-tool-for-shifting-expensive-synchronous-work-off-the-main-actor/82976/17
When to make something asynchronous, when to make it parallel, and how parallel to make it are all inherently tricky in extremis, but the default behavior is the default for a reason, and is appropriate in the vast majority of cases.
I'm thinking of getting a salaried job after years of freelancing. (The stress and overhead isn't worth it with a toddler, I'd rather have it calm.)
If you know someone who needs a #Swiftlang dev with 10+ years of experience, macOS and iOS, also some C and #Rust, who can self-manage and also manage-manage and act as product owner etc. (I'm also an indie with the full spectrum of experience), do share!
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I'm thinking of getting a salaried job after years of freelancing. (The stress and overhead isn't worth it with a toddler, I'd rather have it calm.)
If you know someone who needs a #Swiftlang dev with 10+ years of experience, macOS and iOS, also some C and #Rust, who can self-manage and also manage-manage and act as product owner etc. (I'm also an indie with the full spectrum of experience), do share!
Thanks 🙏
(Remote from Bielefeld, Germany)
Community work in the Swift for Wasm ecosystem has gained momentum and deserves regular status updates at this point. Here's what we've achieved just in the last few months: https://forums.swift.org/t/swift-for-wasm-september-october-2025-updates/82966
Community work in the Swift for Wasm ecosystem has gained momentum and deserves regular status updates at this point. Here's what we've achieved just in the last few months: https://forums.swift.org/t/swift-for-wasm-september-october-2025-updates/82966
Now in #SwiftLang review: The `@export` attribute, proposed by @dgregor79, is an expert library author’s utility knife. It does everything from replacing `@_alwaysEmitIntoClient` to helping Embedded Swift code encapsulate internal imports. Let us know what you think about it on the Swift Forums: https://forums.swift.org/t/se-0497-controlling-function-definition-visibility-in-clients/82666/1
Now in #SwiftLang review: The `@export` attribute, proposed by @dgregor79, is an expert library author’s utility knife. It does everything from replacing `@_alwaysEmitIntoClient` to helping Embedded Swift code encapsulate internal imports. Let us know what you think about it on the Swift Forums: https://forums.swift.org/t/se-0497-controlling-function-definition-visibility-in-clients/82666/1
When using `swift build --swift-sdk` with a multi-architecture SDK bundle (containing both x86_64 and aarch64), SwiftPM nondeterministically select between x86_64 and aarch64 variants
how's your weekend? #swift #swiftlang
#Barcelona people, here's a rare opening for a software engineer + machine learning, LLM work, and all that jazz
When using `swift build --swift-sdk` with a multi-architecture SDK bundle (containing both x86_64 and aarch64), SwiftPM nondeterministically select between x86_64 and aarch64 variants
how's your weekend? #swift #swiftlang
#Barcelona people, here's a rare opening for a software engineer + machine learning, LLM work, and all that jazz
This review has been a long time coming. #SwiftLang
SE-0491: Module selectors for name disambiguation https://forums.swift.org/t/se-0491-module-selectors-for-name-disambiguation/82124
This review has been a long time coming. #SwiftLang
SE-0491: Module selectors for name disambiguation https://forums.swift.org/t/se-0491-module-selectors-for-name-disambiguation/82124
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