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“Server Side Swift with Kitura”, Chris Bailey & David Okun, And the Growing Technology That Is Kitura – Podcast S08 E12

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IBMers Chris Bailey and David Okun of the recently published “Server Side Swift with Kitura” walk us through this growing technology.

Then, we say goodbye to Jay and season 8 and tell you how YOU can be our Season 9 Co-host.

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Episode Links

Kitura

  • Server Side Swift with Kitura Book – RayWenderlich.com
  • Kitura.io Web – Main Site
  • Node.js Web – Main Site
  • Linux Web – Main Site
  • Darwin Web – Apple Open Source
  • Part 1, Part 2 Podcast – RWPodcast Concurrency Episodes
  • iso 8601 Definition – Wikipedia
  • iso 8601 and Codable Blog – Hacking with Swift
  • Ask Mercedes App – iTunes Store
  • Micropayments Definition – Wikipedia
  • try! Swift Conference – Tokyo
  • ORM Definition – Wikipedia
  • Prometheus Project – Github
  • Grafana Web – Main Site
  • SwiftNIO Project – Github
    • JOIN US

    We are looking for our Season 9 Co-host and it could be you! If you are interested in joining our show; have iOS, Android, or Server-side developmental knowledge; and have a voice — then you should join our team.

    Being a season host brings a lot of great benefits:

    • You’re not starting from scratch – you have a well established audience, a proven format, and marketing support from raywenderlich.com.
    • You’re not doing it alone – you’ll be working with a talented and experienced co-host (who’s also a super nice guy) – Dru!
    • People will recognize you – tons of people have come up to our podcast hosts in the past complimenting them on their podcast, recognizing their voice, chatting with them, etc – it’s like being a mini-celebrity!
    • You’ll get to speak with famous members of the community – you can pick out well known/respected members of the community you’ve always wanted to talk to and have an excuse to have a chat with them – an opportunity you wouldn’t get any other way!
    • You’ll learn tons – by researching for episodes, and talking with experts
    • You’ll help others – by showcasing new technologies folks want to learn about
    • You’ll make a friend – Chances are good you’ll be good friends with Dru by the end of this (for better or worse, hee hee)
    • You’ll have fun – If you’re the kind of person who loves to learn and chat about technical subjects, you’ll have a blast!

      • If you’re interested, please Email the Podcast Team, with a little bit about you and why you’d like to be a season host.

      Contact Us
      • Dru Freeman on Twitter
      • Jay Strawn on Twitter
      • Chris Bailey on Twitter
      • David Okun on Twitter
      • Email the Podcast Team
        • Where To Go From Here?

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