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GSoC 2026 Showcase
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The Swift project once again participated in Google Summer of Code in 2026, pairing newcomers to open source with mentors to build new features for Swift and its ecosystem. This year, we ran three projects, all of which were completed successfully: DocC language features in SourceKit-LSP Task and TaskGroup tracking for Swift Concurrency Qualified name lookup for swift-syntax Here’s a short summary of each project, with links to the full writeups. DocC Language Features in SourceKit-LSP Mentee: Padmashree S S Mentors: Matthew Bastien , Prajwal Nadig Project writeup: [GSoC 2026] DocC Language Features in SourceKit-LSP DocC is Swift’s documentation compiler. It turns the doc comments in your code, along with Markdown articles and tutorials, into browsable documentation. Inside those comments and files, a symbol link points to a type, function, or property in your code, so readers can jump straight to it: /// A type that greets people by name. /// /// Call `greet(_:)` to produce a greeti…
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