Ian Partridge
Ian Partridge is a senior developer at Swift@IBM, working to bring Swift to the cloud on Linux. With a background in runtime technologies including Java garbage collection, performance and monitoring he is now working in open source on server-side Swift. Since learning Swift he has contributed to open source Foundation and libdispatch, and is also a developer of Kitura, a Swift HTTP server and web framework.
Ian tweets at @alfa.
Talks I've Given
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Understanding Codable
Featuring Ian Partridge
The Encodable and Decodable protocols that were added in Swift 4 provide an easy way to convert Swift types to and from external representations like JSON. In this talk you’ll learn how to use these protocols, and how the Codable system is designed. Ian will share with you how your app can use...
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Going Server-Side with Swift
Featuring Ian Partridge
Everyone knows that Swift is a great language to develop mobile apps in, but have you considered using Swift on the backend too? Come and join iOSCon Bytes and Ian Partridge to find out more about server-side Swift!
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Workshop: Building a server-side Swift app with the Kitura web framework
Featuring Chris Bailey and Ian Partridge
Kitura is a high performance, easy to use web framework written in Swift 3.
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PANEL DISCUSSION
Featuring Ian Partridge, Yvette Cook, Chris Bailey and Dan Cutting
Chris and Ian will be joined by Dan Cutting and Yvette Cook for a panel discussion on server-side Swift, Swift 3.0, and more.
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Swift London | June
Featuring Ian Partridge and Chris Bailey
Swift now runs on Linux, and that means it can be used on servers, in data centers, and in the cloud. This makes it possible to use not just the same language on client and server, but also to reuse code. There is now a burgeoning server-side ecosystem, with a number of web frameworks appearing,...
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