In this tutorial you’ll discover everything you need to start developing Swift on Linux. You’ll learn about LLDB, using SourceKit-LSP, syntax highlighting and the power of autocomplete.

Swift 5.1 is finally out! This article will take you through the advancements and changes the language has to offer in its latest version.

Learn to write functions and data types while making minimal assumptions. Swift generics allow for cleaner code with fewer bugs.

Production code is all about handling errors: programming errors, user input errors, asynchronous errors. This course covers the error fundamentals you need to know.

Did you know you can call C-malloc straight from Swift? Swift lets access the machine at its lowest level. This course will show you how.

Memory management works like magic most of the time - until it doesn't. Find out what you need to watch out for in this course.

Sequences, collections and algorithms in the Swift language are an amazing abstraction that you really need to know about. Learn the details in this course.

An idea central to Swift is to use types to guarantee correctness. Find out how in this course focused on types and operations.

Swift mutation model uses values and references to improve local reasoning and maintain performance. Find out the details in this course.

The generics system and protocols are the heart of the Swift language. Learn how it all fits together in this course.

Swift protocol oriented programming gives you the power of object oriented programming with better composability and without the baggage of class inheritance.

Do you wish your iOS skills worked on the backend? This Kitura tutorial will teach you to create RESTful APIs written entirely in Swift.

Swift 5.0 has arrived and with it comes one of the most anticipated features yet - ABI Stability!

Learn all about enums, structs, and classes in Swift, including value vs reference semantics, dynamic member lookup, and protocol conformance.

Welcome to part 3 of our Swift tutorial, where you’ll learn how code decisions using Booleans and repeat tasks using loops to control the flow.

Welcome to the second part of this learning Swift mini-series, where you’ll learn to use strings, type conversion, type inference and tuples.

Welcome to our mini-series on getting started with programming in Swift! In this series, you’ll learn some Swift programming basics using playgrounds.

Swift 4.2 added a lot of polish that can affect your day-to-day coding. This screencast covers some of them.

Swift 4.2 refined some of the syntax dealing with finding the first instance of an item in a collection, as well as some new ones to find the last instance.

Swift 4.2 added a new easy to use dynamic member lookup attribute to give your classes dot syntax access for custom subscript calls.

One of the additions in Swift 4.2 is a set of API designed to make working with random numbers easier than ever before.

Learn how to create Server-Side Swift apps with Kitura.