The Swift Community Awards help us recognize the developers, conferences, companies, and more that help make our community so vibrant. It's all decided by you, so get involved today!
Nominations are now closed, and the shortlist is now available for voting.
The shortlists are made up of the popular nominations in each category – vote for your favorite!
With a broad range of categories, everyone can nominate their favorite tool and show their appreciation.
The Swift Community Awards aren't run by Apple – you, the Swift community, decide what deserves to win.
IMPORTANT DATES
Nominations open: 1st January - 14th January
Shortlist voting: 15th January – 31st January
Winners announced: 1st February
We had just under 1000 nominations, covering projects big and small, and for people that are well known on the conference circuit to newer speakers who are just making their name. You can find the full list of nominations below, and we encourage you to explore more before casting your vote at the end of the page.
The lists are presented below in alphabetical order, but on the voting form they are presented in a random order. In some categories I have excluded one or more entries to avoid potential bias.
Questions? Comments? Email paul@hackingwithswift.com or tweet @twostraws.
Apart from WWDC, which conference was most interesting, insightful, or beneficial for your career?
Getting your user interface right is never easy, but the right tools can make all the difference. Which design resource do you think deserves special praise?
Wrestling with iTunes Connect, handling continuous integration, getting user feedback, and more – these tools help developers do more with less.
Which one tool has done the most to make your app development life better?
There are lots of open-source Swift frameworks on GitHub, but which one stood out above the rest?
Which indie app do you think did the most to show off what native app development is capable of?
Over the last year, which talk at a conference has done the most to inspire you in your work?
Which new Swift resource (website, YouTube channel, podcast, etc) do you think has had the biggest impact on our community?
You may cast one vote per category. All voting is done using a Google Form, so a Google sign-in is required. This allows you to edit your vote before the closing date, but also stops you from casting more than one vote.
Can't see the form? Click here to go straight to it.
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