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Full Stack Swift 4: Build full stack and native iOS and tvOS applications using Swift and Vapor framework.
Swift, with server-side coding, has become the future of native app development not only on iOS but for watchOS and tvOS. This book will show you how to create a native shopping list app along with a Full-Stack backend using Vapor. Vapor will serve as an API server for the mobile app and also as a web server to serve dynamic web pages to the ...
356 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 30, 2018
About the author
Ankur Patel
5 books3 followersAnkur Patel is a web and mobile application developer specializing in iOS with a passion for making innovative consumer applications. Ankur is a generalist who has worked with a variety of programming languages, such as Objective-C, Ruby, Javascript, Swift, Java, and C. He has held multiple roles in firms both big and small, including IBM, Oracle, Goldman Sachs, Bloomberg, Shutterstock, and MyTime. He is also the author of the book "Learning Swift - Building an iOS Game", which teaches the readers how to build an iOS game and publish it to the App Store.
In his free time he is contributing to open source and an author of a popular open source Swift library called Dollar which is a functional tool-belt for Swift developers. He has also written several blog posts for IBM and written a developer journey on how to use IBM's Watson cloud services to build interesting and AI driven apps/services.
He also likes to tinker around with Raspberry Pi to automate things in his life. His passion for building things has led him to help out Maplewood Township in New Jersey by volunteering to build cheap low powered heat measuring devices for the public schools. These devices help the public schools monitor temperature in real time and view historical data so that they can be more energy efficient and reduce their carbon footprint. He has been invited by Sustainable Jersey, a non profit organization, to speak at several events including their annual summit to demonstrate success story of community members helping out their township to be more sustainable. He has also been invited to the League of Municipality so that other townships can follow a similar model to be more sustainable with the use of technology.
In his free time he is contributing to open source and an author of a popular open source Swift library called Dollar which is a functional tool-belt for Swift developers. He has also written several blog posts for IBM and written a developer journey on how to use IBM's Watson cloud services to build interesting and AI driven apps/services.
He also likes to tinker around with Raspberry Pi to automate things in his life. His passion for building things has led him to help out Maplewood Township in New Jersey by volunteering to build cheap low powered heat measuring devices for the public schools. These devices help the public schools monitor temperature in real time and view historical data so that they can be more energy efficient and reduce their carbon footprint. He has been invited by Sustainable Jersey, a non profit organization, to speak at several events including their annual summit to demonstrate success story of community members helping out their township to be more sustainable. He has also been invited to the League of Municipality so that other townships can follow a similar model to be more sustainable with the use of technology.
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