I was maintaining a server-side app written in Swift from 2018 to 2020 and we ran into tons of issues at least back then. I haven't looked into all the improvem

I was maintaining a server-side app written in Swift from 2018 to 2020 and we ran into tons of issues at least back then. I haven't looked into all the improvements they did since, but you might want to check. My coworker wrote down some of the major issues we were facing: https://forums.swift.org/t/issues-learned-4-years-with-server-side-swift/35115 https://forums.swift.org/t/issues-learned-4-years-with-serve... Personally, I've been soured enough that I don't ever want to write any server-side code in Swift again. It just seemed that Swift pretended to be open-source and cross-platform and then Apple would just unilaterally push some changes just because they wanted them for iOS (e.g. function builders for SwiftUI) without waiting for community feedback. It's fine to be a dictator for your PL, but not when you're claiming to have "open governance". All the while support for Linux was routinely being neglected. I would rather recommend Kotlin. It's similar enough to Swift and it comes with the advantage of having the whole JVM ecosystem which can probably do most things you'd ever want to do on a server.