Swift Style is almost wrapped up. I’m just waiting for some final copy edits. Notably, pre-orders are live on Amazon. (You can ignore the dates, page counts, etc there. They’re just place-fillers.) I just did a product video for Amazon, which hopefully will be posted over the next few weeks.

Once printed, Style will be on sale at all the major retailers as well as at Pragmatic. Pragmatic gives you the option of hybrid ebook/printed bundles, and gives me a slightly better slice of the royalty pie, if that matters to you. It’s a nice thing for me.

I’ll be remote talking about the book and Swift Style at PlaygroundsCon on the 24th (the 23rd in the US) this month and Forward Swift 2 on March 2. I also recently gave a talk at Realm’s Swift user SLUG meetup, which you can watch by following the link earlier in this sentence.

That’s not to say this project is done. Swift Style evolved from talking to developers. It represents viewpoints from the larger Swift development community. That process can and will continue as people read the book and I expand its guidance. The people at Pragmatic have been lovely in helping me plan out the book’s future as well as its present.