Vapor is the likely winner in terms of Swift frameworks, but this does not say much. The API's not stable, the framework is in very active development. I imag

Vapor is the likely winner in terms of Swift frameworks, but this does not say much. The API's not stable, the framework is in very active development. I imagine things will settle down in a year or two - until then, there are so many great alternatives (other languages), that I don't see Swift gaining much ground.