# SSWG Meeting notes: June 3, 2026

**URL:** <https://forums.swift.org/t/sswg-meeting-notes-june-3-2026/87903>\
**Category:** Workgroup Updates\
**Created:** [June 30, 2026, 10:09pm UTC](https://forums.swift.org/t/sswg-meeting-notes-june-3-2026/87903 "2026-06-30T22:09:14Z")\
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**Post date:** [June 30, 2026, 10:09pm UTC](https://forums.swift.org/t/sswg-meeting-notes-june-3-2026/87903/1 "2026-06-30T22:09:14Z")

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## Action items

- **🅰** Simon Pilkington: Ping the internal thread to request sign-off on the previous meeting notes that were posted but not yet reviewed.

- **🅰** Simon Pilkington: Review and polish the draft of the updated working group charter and publish it for review within the next couple of days.

- **🅰** Simon Pilkington: Post a link to the Swift CIDR library repository so meeting participants can review it and submit questions beforehand for discussion in the next meeting.

### Agenda and action items

- Meeting attendance noted as small; Simon added a couple of agenda items and asked for additions.
- Simon will ping the internal thread to get sign-off on previous meeting notes because no one had reviewed them yet.
- Simon referenced an action item where Tibor added a message about the Swift server example and asked for updates; Tibor had no new information but expressed interest in the example project.

### Swift server example follow-up

- Tibor confirmed no new updates on the Swift server example but knows contributors involved in related educational efforts (Nick and Owen).
- Sebastien referenced previous Swift server conference work and education-team involvement aiming to expand on last year's London efforts.
- Team expressed curiosity and will await further information on that example project.

### Charter update plan

- Simon has drafted an updated working group charter and plans to review and polish it before publishing for review in the next couple of days.
- The charter will update scope to reflect the broader ecosystem and more working groups compared to the original.
- The goal is to shift scope to better represent current and intended work of the group.

### Forum post: new web framework

- Sebastien flagged a new, recently created web framework repo posted by an unknown developer; initial suspicion prompted a full code review.
- Sebastien reviewed the code and concluded the current version appears genuine and contains interesting API ideas (e.g., builder DSL and macro for routes).
- The post was temporarily flagged as spam but has been restored; Sebastien shared the link on the chat and asked the group to monitor and provide feedback if concerns arise.

### Proposal: broaden scope toward networking and infrastructure

- Craig introduced the Swift CIDR library and proposed the working group consider expanding focus from primarily HTTP/application networking to include protocol-level and infrastructure use cases (BGP LS, RPKI, routers).
- Craig emphasized production needs (large IP processing files) and asked if the group would support showcasing Swift for infrastructure-level performance similar to Rust examples.
- Simon and Sebastien noted the current networking vision leans toward HTTP because of common use cases; Simon said smaller use cases like gRPC and infrastructure-specific work could fall under server-side umbrella if demonstrated as valuable.

### Standardization and library compatibility discussion

- Simon suggested the group could help identify building blocks and standardize canonical types that enable server-side Swift adoption; Craig offered the CIDR library as a candidate for feedback and possible standardization.
- Mahdi and Tim discussed practical blockers: Mahdi noted macOS deployment constraints (support down to 10.14) and issues with using SwiftNIO/SPAN APIs, which complicated library adoption
- Simon proposed advertising Craig's repo for review before the next meeting and having Craig present the library to the group so members can provide feedback and ask questions.

### Events and logistics

- Tim reminded attendees about an in-person Swift contributor meetup during WWDC week and encouraged applications and attendance.
- Tim reported ongoing discussions regarding the Swift Server Side conference and expected clearer information by the next meeting.