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# Halting Development on MongoDB Swift Driver

MongoDB is halting development on our server-side Swift driver. We remain excited about Swift and will continue our development of our mobile Swift SDK.

We released our server-side Swift driver in 2020 as an open source project and are incredibly proud of the work that our engineering team has contributed to the Swift community over the last four years. Unfortunately, today we are announcing our decision to stop development of the MongoDB server-side Swift driver. We understand that this news may come as a disappointment to the community of current users.

There are still ways to use MongoDB with Swift:

 - Use the MongoDB driver with server-side Swift applications as is 
 - Use the MongoDB C Driver directly in your server-side Swift projects
 - Usage of another community Swift driver, mongokitten
Community members and developers are welcome to fork our existing driver and add features as you see fit - the Swift driver is under the Apache 2.0 license and source code is available on GitHub. For those developing client/mobile applications, MongoDB offers the Realm Swift SDK with real time sync to MongoDB Atlas.

We would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt appreciation for the enthusiastic support that the Swift community has shown for MongoDB. Your loyalty and feedback have been invaluable to us throughout our journey, and we hope to resume development on the server-side Swift driver in the future.
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# Leafsteroid Resources

 
Leafsteroids is a MongoDB Demo showing the following services and integrations
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**Atlas App Services**  
All in one backend. Atlas App Services offers a full-blown REST service using Atlas Functions and HTTPS endpoints.  

**Atlas Search**  
Used to find the player nickname in the Web UI. 

**Atlas Charts**  
Event & personalized player dashboards accessible over the web. Built-in visualization right with your data. No additional tools required. 

**Document Model**  
Every game run is a single document demonstrating rich documents and “data that works together lives together”, while other data entities are simple collections (configuration). 

**AWS Beanstalk** Hosts the Blazor Server Application (website). 

**AWS EC2**  
Used internally by AWS Beanstalk. Used to host our Python game server. 

**AWS S3** 
Used internally by AWS Beanstalk.
**AWS S3** 
Used internally by AWS Beanstalk. 

**AWS Private Cloud**  
Private VPN connection between AWS and MongoDB. 

  

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You can build & play Leafsteroids yourself with the following links

## Development Resources 
|Resource| Link|
|---|---|
|Github Repo |Here|
|MongoDB TV Livestream
|Here|
|MongoDB & AWS |Here|
|MongoDB on the AWS Marketplace
|Here|