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A special thank you to everyone who contributed to this milestone—whether you've opened issues, contributed code, or responded to proposals on the Swift forums, we couldn't have done it without you!

Join us as we build a ChatGPT client, from scratch, using Swift OpenAPI Generator. We'll take advantage of Swift OpenAPI's pluggable HTTP transports to reuse the same generated client to make upstream calls from a Linux server, providing end-to-end streaming, backed by async sequences, without buffering upstream responses.

We’re happy to announce the stable 1.0 release of Swift OpenAPI Generator!

We’re excited to announce a set of open source libraries designed to help both client and server developers streamline their workflow around HTTP communication using the industry‑standard OpenAPI specification.

Discover how Swift OpenAPI Generator can help you work with HTTP server APIs whether you're extending an iOS app or writing a server in Swift.

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