Add blog post "How Swift on Server powers Things Cloud" #848
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| At Cultured Code, we’ve recently completed a major transition: our Things Cloud service now runs entirely on Swift. After a year in production, Swift on Server has proven to be reliable, performant, and remarkably well-suited to our needs. | ||
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| *Note: This article is an adaptation of [our recent talk](https://youtu.be/oJArLZIQF8w?si=hLr6g5MmYH3-5K1c) at the Server-Side Swift Conference.* |
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This pull request adds a new blog post How Swift on Server powers Things Cloud, showcasing a successful Swift on Server adoption by an established app developer.
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The publication date is currently a placeholder (2024-12-01) and will be updated once finalized.