This concludes Runtime. Thanks to everyone for letting us bring you out perspective on Swift and iOS for the past year!

This week we talk about the dynamic linker, how it affects your apps, and how it is changing.

This week we talk about two Swift 4 API we are excited about. The new Codable family of types and the enhancements to Dictionary solve real world problems in a unique way.

This week we talk in depth about the changes to String in Swift 4.

This week we talk about WWDC 2017 and some of the things we are really excited about. We will go into more detail on many of these topics over the coming weeks as we get more time to experiment with the new tools and API.

This week we talk about Firebase and how it allows you to buil a back end quickly so you can focus on what makes your app unique.

This week we talk about what the next iPhone might mean for developers and a few things we'd like to see at WWDC.

This week we talk about debugging system frameworks on iOS and macOS and some great tools that can help.

This week we talk about how to get started with Bluetooth Low Energy with an Arduino and Core Bluetooth on iOS.

This week we talk about the recent Uber news and the work Apple is doing to protect the privacy of users on iOS and macOS.

This week we talk about Swift ABI stability, why you probably don't need it, and new features we'd like to see instead.

This week we talk about getting an app ready for production. What crash reporting, analytics, and deployment services we use and how we integrate them.

This week we talk about a few surprisingly simple things you can add to your apps that make them better iOS citizens.

This week we go deep on Protobufs and how to integrate them into an app.

This week we talk about WWDC Scholarships, a fun way to get started with hardware, and new projects we are working on.

This week we talk about a few big Swift proposals that add a lot of power and flexibility.

This week we talk about creating Swift types to solve interesting problems.

This week we talk about augmenting Xcode functionality with custom scripts and build phases.

This week we talk about learning to work on the Swift compiler by trying to fix a starter bug.

This week we talk about recent Swift Package Manager news and what it means for Swift 4 and the community.

This week we are joined by Soroush Khanlou and Chris Dzombak of "Fatal Error" to talk about "Not Invented Here" and how we approach project dependencies.

This week we talk about building complex app delegates and an entire app within a framework.

This week we talk about what we might do if we didn't work on iOS apps.

This week we are joined by JP Simard to talk about some recent Swift news and the challenges of building a library that spans multiple platforms and languages.