Hands-On Swift 6 Development: Race Checked Concurrency, Low Level Control & Cross Platform Tooling.

Author:   Kevin D Kirk
Publisher:   Independently Published
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9798266100886


Pages:   166
Publication Date:   18 September 2025
Format:   Paperback
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Hands-On Swift 6 Development: Race Checked Concurrency, Low Level Control & Cross Platform Tooling.


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Hands-On Swift 6 Development isn't just a reference, it's your end-to-end guide for building safe, high-performance Swift systems that run everywhere. From harnessing Swift's actor-based, race-checked concurrency to wielding Unsafe APIs and LLVM intrinsics, you'll learn to squeeze out every cycle without sacrificing safety. Then, you'll master SwiftPM's advanced workflows, cross-compile for desktop, mobile, server, and embedded targets, and set up CI pipelines that produce reproducible builds. What You'll Learn ✔ Race-Checked Concurrency & Actors - Design deadlock-free systems with Swift's structured concurrency: async/await, Task groups, and detached tasks - Leverage actor isolation and @Sendable closures to prevent data races at compile time and runtime - Coordinate multi-actor workflows, backpressure, and cancellation propagation for predictable throughput ✔ Unsafe APIs & Low-Level Memory Control - Safely step outside Swift's managed heap with UnsafePointer, UnsafeRawBufferPointer, and manual allocation - Parse binary formats in-place, implement custom allocators, and manage lifetimes with withExtendedLifetime - Integrate LLVM intrinsics (popcount, bit scan, atomic RMW) via @_silgen_name for zero-overhead primitives ✔ C/LLVM Interoperability & Memory Safety Practices - Call C libraries and system APIs seamlessly with Clang importer, module maps, and @convention(c) closures - Encapsulate unsafe shims in small wrappers and enforce invariants with ARC, exclusivity checks, and COW patterns - Break reference cycles with weak/unowned, pin buffer lifetimes, and validate struct layouts across architectures ✔ Cross-Platform Toolchains & SwiftPM Mastery - Configure conditional targets, dependencies, and compiler flags for Linux, Windows, macOS, and bare-metal embedded environments - Develop and distribute SwiftPM plugins for code generation, linting, and asset processing within your build graph - Manage multiple Swift toolchains simultaneously-nightlies, release candidates, and stable versions-on every platform ✔ Performance Profiling & Optimization Workflow - Profile with Xcode Instruments and Linux perf: time profiler, allocations, counters, and signposts - Write microbenchmarks using Swift's Benchmarking library, analyze flame graphs, and tune data layouts for cache friendliness - Apply inlining attributes, structure-of-arrays, lock-free queues, and SIMD to hit sub-millisecond latencies at scale ✔ CI, Cross-Compilation & Reproducible Builds - Design a matrix build across OS versions, Swift releases, and build configurations in GitHub Actions or Azure Pipelines - Cross-compile Linux and Windows binaries in Docker; target ARM/RISC-V embedded boards with QEMU-based tests - Enforce bit-identical artifacts via pinned toolchains, locked dependencies, deterministic flags, and checksum validation Who This Book Is For - Swift developers moving beyond app-level code into systems, server-side, and embedded domains - Engineers building high-throughput, low-latency services with strict correctness and observability needs - Library authors exposing safe, high-performance APIs over C, LLVM, and raw memory primitives - DevOps and platform teams orchestrating cross-platform SwiftPM builds, plugins, and static binary distribution - Embedded and IoT developers requiring race-free concurrency, custom allocators, and bare-metal integration Packed with hands-on examples, real-world case studies, and end-to-end CI recipes, Hands-On Swift 6 empowers you to deliver robust, safe, and lightning-fast Swift applications that run anywhere, from cloud clusters to microcontrollers.

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Author:   Kevin D Kirk
Publisher:   Independently Published
Imprint:   Independently Published
Dimensions:   Width: 17.00cm , Height: 0.90cm , Length: 24.40cm
Weight:   0.272kg
ISBN:  

9798266100886


Pages:   166
Publication Date:   18 September 2025
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately.

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