How many episodes does Swift Package Indexing have?

Swift Package Indexing has 58 episodes.

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Swift Package Indexing

Dave Verwer and Sven A. Schmidt

EN58 episodes

technologynews

Join Dave and Sven, the creators of the Swift Package Index open-source project, as they talk about progress on the project and discuss a new set of community package recommendations every episode.

Episodes (58)

62: What's the plan for transitioning CocoaPods into maintenance mode?

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61: People have been working on it for ten years

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60: Filename suffixes in Swift package prefixes

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Aug 7, 202542:47pending

59: At least mine was related to Swift

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Episodes (58)

62: What's the plan for transitioning CocoaPods into maintenance mode?

61: People have been working on it for ten years

60: Filename suffixes in Swift package prefixes

59: At least mine was related to Swift

58: People used to hand code assembly

57: How many of the same packages can we pick?

56: By the next time we record, it'll definitely be there…

55: The solution is always to write more tests

54: Pick a test that you know is complicated and start there

53: It's not a topic I thought many people would care about, but here we are

52: In the next episode we'll fix the NPM ecosystem

51: The skill of not picking of dependencies should also be honed

50: It has a learning curve like a brick wall

49: 64 bytes of guaranteed uniqueness

48: It’s not just CGPaths all the way down?

47: There are no open-source license police

46: A concept born and explored in recent decades

45: Lies, damned lies, and statistics

44: Does Swift run on gut bacteria yet?

43: Now I’m worried our metrics aren’t correct! with special guest Holly Borla

42: We need a “No one expects the Spanish inquisition“ sound effect

41: Breaking our “skipping episodes” streak

40: This downtime was a joint effort

39: Stress testing dependency management

38: This is the least researched podcast in the history of podcasting

37: With praise, you can include me, but any blame goes to Dave

36: Even though the bug is fixed, it's not over!

35: It’s like a broccoli-eating competition. You can cheat by eating more brocco...

34: Here are some packages. They may do interesting things

33: We had some success, but it never saw the light of day

32: Which of your dependencies are load-bearing?

31: Recommended by the Ministry of "How hard can it be?"

30: I saw the rabbit hole you went down, and I hope you came out the other side...

29: Are you saying that visionOS is more important than my sitemap?

28: Your secrets are safe with us, we’ll forget them immediately!

27: Swift 5.9, WWDC, AR/VR/MR, and package recommendations

26: Swift on Windows, Wasm, SPI source code quiz, and package recommendations

25: ChatGPT API exploration, SPI Playgrounds, Manifest validation, and package r...

24: Apple sponsorship Q&A and our package recommendations

23: Site availability testing, Linux-only packages, and package recommendations

22: Search ranking, building documentation on Linux, OpenAI, and package recomme...

21: Swift Charts, over 300 documented packages, collaborative Markdown editors,...

20: SPI in 2049, new “Supporters” page, and MacWhisper audio transcription

19: The SPI project is growing up, DocC uploading with AWS Lambda, and Are we se...

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