Attendance: @kmahar @tachyonics @varland @0xTim @ktoso @tomerd
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AWS deployment guide PR mostly ready
- [AI] [@varland to work with author to get over the finish line.
- [AI] @ktoso and @tomerd to seed a list of desired content for guides. This will be tracked with GitHub issues on the "guides" repo (done)
- [AI carry over] @ktoso to continue discussing GitHub Actions with @0xTim and @slashmo
- [AI carry over] @0xTim to revisit evolution process language
- [AI carry over] Everyone to post survey ideas on forum post
- @tomerd to address @tachyonics and @0xTim feedback re. swift.org/server update
- [AI] Reach out to the package maintainers to ensure they follow the new guidelines:
- [AI] @ktoso to review new/renewed atom plugin and add to list of IDE plugins on the guides page (done)
- [AI] @tomerd to update the group on linux dot release that fixes 5.4 compiler crashes
- @0xTim is testing and will document his experience with VSCode full time. Overall had a good experience with some issues around jump to definition, test integration, and configuration awkwardness. There may be an opportunity for the SSWG to help drive improvements to the integration
- Initial vapor feedback on a/a: removing EL/ELF from most places, lack of support in corelib-foundation can be painful, open questions on custom executor and performance impact in lack of such.
- [AI] @ktoso @johannesweiss @tachyonics and @0xTim to write a doc/guide about trasitinang swift-server libraries to async/await addressing topics like this + performance concerns.
- [AI] @tomerd to schedule an out-of-band meeting to review package maturity on 6/30 (done)
- DocC is an interesting new tool form Apple, once it is open sourced and available on all/most platforms we should discuss what role it can play in the server ecosystem and if we need to write some guides about it for server developers.