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Production-Ready Deployment of a Swift Vapor App to the AWS EC2 Cloud
(medium.com)
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Logging in server-side Swift
(medium.com)
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Show HN: Bootstrap.io
(producthunt.com)
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Public Release of the SwiftyBeaver Logging Platform
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Show HN: The SwiftyBeaver Logging Platform for Swift
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Free video series about Logging under Swift 2 and 3
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The importance of logging for Swift (free video series)
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UX and UI Design for the SwiftyBeaver Mac App
(tubikstudio.com)
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THIS WEEK IN SWIFT by Natasha the Robot
(swiftnews.curated.co)
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Batman Would Love This Logging App
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Show HN: The First Swift logger for development and release (950 GitHub stars)
(github.com)
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SwiftyBeaver – The World’s First Logging Platform for Swift in Private Beta
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sebastiank123
11y ago
Sebastian here, founder & CEO. Please leave feedback, I am here to discuss!
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Show HN: The World’s First Logging Platform for Swift
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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The First Cocoa Developer Slack Community (open for Everyone)
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11y ago
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Cross-Platform Onboarding Without Signup Screens
(medium.com)
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11y ago
Great news! Coding in Swift is fantastic and I would love to see it coming to more platforms, maybe even on servers. It could become a serious Javascript competitor due to its elegant syntax, the type safety and speed.
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Show HN: SwiftyBeaver – a colored, fast, lightweight logger for Swift 2
(github.com)
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iOS Onboarding Without Signup Screens (UX and Swift)
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Generating random text, email and color in Swift
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Randomizing in Swift
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Python, Pip and Sandboxing on Mac OS X Yosemite
(lecloud.net)
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11y ago
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5 Critical Things for Secure Version Control in Enterprises
(rhodecode.com)
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11y ago
Hi sytse, don't worry, they are just meaning us (the RhodeCode company which was co-founded by Marcin, the creator of RhodeCode, and me). The Kallithea project members have their own thoughts how professional enterprise software should
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3 True Stories of Missing Source Code Security
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Closing the security vulnerability of Dulwich library
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RhodeCode Enterprise 3 introduces web interface for Subversion, Git and Mercurial
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12y ago
Reply to comment by jordigh: Wow, there is someone really angry and offensive here and not really telling the truth ... It is sad to see how often forks go downhill if they were purely based on ideologies and not with the user and general g
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12y ago
Kallithea is partly a fork of our old, legacy version of RhodeCode without all the hard work our engineers spent over the last 12 months in turning an open source project into a real, sophisticated enterprise product. In more than 30,000 en
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12y ago
Subversion & Mercurial? Then actually just RhodeCode ( https://rhodecode.com ) is the only alternative since it supports Git, Mercurial and Subversion. Disclaimer: I am RhodeCode's co-founder.
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