I’m very excited to be one of the inaugural members of the Swift Website Workgroup (opens in new tab) (SWWG)!
Together with the Swift core team and the community, we will guide the evolution of Swift.org to make it an even better resource for everyone.
The workgroup
The workgroup has been established following the announcement (opens in new tab) of Apple’s decision to open-source Swift.org. With these changes, the whole Swift community will be able to participate and contribute to the future of the website.
The workgroup will define processes that govern contributions, actively guide website development and contributions, define and prioritize efforts, and make sure that the community’s feedback is heard.
You can learn more about our goals here (opens in new tab).
Participating
If you’re interested in contributing to the future of Swift.org, you can learn more about how you can participate here (opens in new tab).
You can find (and star ⭐️) the Swift.org repository on GitHub at swiftlang/swift-org-website (opens in new tab).
The Swift website was (and still is) my go-to resource for anything Swift-related, but there is a lot of potential for making it even better. I’m looking forward to working closely together with the Swift core team, the other SWWG members, and the Swift community on this.
You can now reach out (opens in email client) to me about anything related to the Swift.org website’s evolution. You can also contact SWWG directly (opens in new tab) via the Swift forums.
There is a special section (opens in new tab) on the forums for anything related to the Swift website.
See you there! 🙂