Are you a busy Swift developer, with no time to learn Node.js, but still feeling drawn to server-side development? This Kitura tutorial will teach you how to create RESTful APIs written entirely in Swift. You'll build a "Today I Learned" app to help you learn and remember common acronyms. Along the way, you'll learn how to: Create a backend API from scratch. Link your API to a CouchDB instance running on your local machine. Assign GET, POST, and DELETE routes for a model object. Getting Started To complete this Kitura tutorial, you'll need: macOS 10.12 (Sierra) or higher Xcode 9.2 or newer Basic familiarity with Terminal, as you'll use the command line quite a bit in this tutorial. Note: It's possible to use Kitura with simply a text editor and a standalone Swift installation, which makes it possible to run Kitura even on Linux! However, this tutorial uses Xcode to take advantage of autocomplete and the nuances of a familiar development environment.
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