At WWDC 2019, alongside SwiftUI, Apple released a new framework called Combine. While the API is completely different, it seems conceptually quite close to what the core of Noze.io provides: streams of events, with backpressure support and transformations.

Looks like more and more people are looking into µExpress in search for a small, approachable and Express like, SwiftNIO API. Yet µExpress was “just” intended as a tutorial on how to create a tiny web framework on top of NIO, not as a standalone library. Should we do 𝓶Express?

In a surprise move, Apple released Swift NIO on March 1st. The Always Right Institute created a small tutorial on how to use that framework. But how does that fit into Noze.io?

Just a small update on the state of Noze.io in 2018. What we might be able to do. Or not. And other things of interest.

2016 - the year we announced Noze.io. Let’s review what happened wrt “Server Side Swift”, what we accomplished in Noze.io and consider where we might go in the future.

We are happy to announce a minor Noze.io release: 0.5.2, codenamed ‘Basic Nozes with an End’.

Good news everyone! We can finally make a release which leaves Swift 2 behind and works with a Swift 3 on both, macOS and tuxOS. We call that release: 0.5.0.

Exciting: Swift 3.0 has been released last week. Or not so: the embedded libdispatch contains a crasher bug (SR-2656) which seems to render it useless (for channel based I/O) on Linux. And in consequence the Noze.io + Swift 3.0 combination on Linux.

Noze.io 0.3.1 is a minor release which just adds two things: a) compatibility with Swift 3 Preview 4 on both macOS & tuxOS and b) use of the new protocol based http_parser port.

Noze.io is starting to get persistent. Publish “Hi!” to Redis.

I’m proud to announce the most amazing and magical release yet: Noze.io 0.2.10 Cows. With a lot of hard work (and a sweating Swift3 compiler) we managed to include over 400 very nice cows into the Noze.io framework.

W W D C week. WWDC adjustments. Plus some support for HTTP cookies as well as two rather major bug fixes.

Last week we announced our first public Noze.io v0.2.x branch, codename “Less than Prefect”, accompanied by the 0.2.3 release. This week we pushed a 0.2.5 release.

I am pleased to announce the first demo release of Noze.io!