🚀 BridgeJS is here!
A brand-new JS ↔ Swift bridge just dropped, and it's insanely faster than the existing mechanism!
⚡ Microbenchmarks show it's ~40× faster than the existing mechanism
📦 Import directly from TypeScript type definitions
👉 https://t.co/m5ataJYg99
📣 SwiftWasm 6.1 is now available
Notable improvements:
• No custom patches needed - fully upstreamed
• Swift SDK-only distribution
• Code coverage support
• swift-testing support
• VSCode support
Check out the release blog post 👇 https://t.co/ie7ScyKngO
We are going to take a Swift feature into the browser!
We will set up a WebAssembly app, show how to run and debug it, set up some basic UI, and it will all be powered by Swift’s magical Observation framework.
You absolutely can't miss this!
👉 https://t.co/iD1lQ0wYcl
We're happy to announce the new release of SwiftWasm tracking upstream Swift 5.10! We made significant progress on upstreaming our changes.
More details about the release are available in our blog post:
https://t.co/AffkbYJC3E
Huge props to the amazing @swiftwasm project for making this possible! I'm super impressed that the final stripped, optimised, and compressed Wasm file for the playground is only 1.5mb 🤯 And Wasm support has only recently landed in main-branch Swift, it'll only get better!
🎉 carton 1.0.0 with SwiftPM Plugin Support has been released! Now seamlessly integrate with your Swift projects by declaring carton as a dependency in Package.swift.
Details here: https://t.co/GGcqskZJlH
Cool to see how GoodNotes were able to repurpose their Swift code to also bring their app to the web using SwiftWasm. Great article by @pedro_g_s and @tomayac! https://t.co/mQ8veCe8H1 #Swift@swiftwasm
We're happy to announce the new release of SwiftWasm tracking upstream Swift 5.9! More details about the release are available in our blog post:
https://t.co/u0OruYbgVI
We're happy to announce the new release of SwiftWasm tracking upstream Swift 5.8! More details about the release are available in our blog post: https://t.co/tOEtprxXMf
I just noticed that flowkey, a popular piano lesson app, has officially released a SwiftWasm-based web app!
They said, "We were able to use 100% of our mobile app's business logic for the most essential part of our app" 🥳
https://t.co/jR3DFSDHAI #swiftwasm
I made a word game this weekend with @TokamakUI to test the new layout system. I was able to build the UI just like I would a native SwiftUI app, which was awesome! If you haven’t yet, you should try building something!
Code: https://t.co/BKItNRaqE4
Game: https://t.co/3xwww1lw53
@kylnew On the gamedev note, to tease a little bit, we're working on something called WebAPIKit, which among other things will bring type-safe WebGL bindings. The API is not stable yet, but here's a link to our current sample code ported from WebGL 2 Fundamentals https://t.co/NCuBMVMqf7