In what is sure to lead to significant community discussion, there's now a pitch for adding a style guide and formatter to Swift.

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If this proposal is accepted, we'll be seeing Key Paths in a lot more places.

The Swift project is working on official support for the industry-standard Language Server Protocol and we can barely contain our excitement.

It's the most wonderful time of the year again... the time when the Swift community considers adding a Result type to the standard library. Except that this time it'll probably work!

In this episode, Jesse and JP dive in to opaque result types, which could help prevent leaking of implementation details to library consumers.

String literals are the gift that keep on giving with each Swift version, and Swift 5 is no exception, with raw strings.

We discuss Jordan Rose's recent forums post on a proposed plan for module stability.

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

The Never type has some very unique properties and behavior. We introduce the type and discuss a recent proposal (SE-215) to make it conform to Hashable and Equatable.

We welcome Kelvin and Vincent to the show to discuss Data Structures and Algorithms in Swift.