A recent type checking speedup had very small source compatibility breakages, but nonetheless went through the evolution process and it was accepted!

65: Literal Initialization Via Coercion

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Jesse and JP talk about Swift 5.5, WWDC 21, how the Swift community has evolved in the 7 years of the language, and wrapping up the show. This is our last episode.

Thanks to all our listeners, guests, sponsors and the Spec network for supporting this show over the last 4 years!

92: Deinit

Three years after first discussing concurrency in Swift with Chris Lattner, we dive into the latest round of proposals and forum discussions — although this time it is actually happening.

91: Concurrency, 3 years later

Today we talk about the latest Swift open source project, Swift Atomics. The library you shouldn't use but want to anyway.

90: Swift Atomics

Today we welcome special guest, Jordan Rose to discuss implementing the Swift runtime in Swift.

89: Implementing the Swift Runtime in Swift, with Jordan Rose

Swift 5.3 will be released very soon. What should we expect?

65: Literal Initialization Via Coercion

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