David Okun is a Developer Advocate for IBM, focusing on Swift in the cloud and other API oriented practices. He is one of the co-organizers of the Swift Cloud Workshop, a free conference which invites people to discuss uses for Swift in the cloud and everywhere other than iOS. He is also passionate about open source iOS work with AVFoundation.
In the final part of the course, you’ll create a web frontend for your EmojiJournal app with the help of your Kitura server and KituraStencil!
Articles - Announcements - Video Tutorial Updates In part three of this course, you’ll learn how to use KituraKit to connect the EmojiJournal iOS app to your Kitura server.
Articles - Announcements - Video Tutorial Updates In part two, you’ll get an introduction to Kitura version 2.0, and learn to connect your Kitura server to CouchDB to store your EmojiJournal entries.
Articles - Announcements - Video Tutorial Updates Learn how to use a Kitura HTTP API, a mobile application using KituraKit, and a web frontend using KituraStencil to make an application called EmojiJournal.
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Mobile developers often work with REST APIs or other networking protocols in their applications to access data or to coordinate activities. In this tutorial you will create a Swift Server with SwiftNIO, a low-level networking framework that makes creating TCP servers easier than before.
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Did you know Kitura includes a framework for creating web apps? In this Kitura Stencil tutorial, you’ll learn all about creating website in Swift!
Swift - Tutorials Do you wish your iOS skills worked on the backend? This Kitura tutorial will teach you to create RESTful APIs written entirely in Swift.
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