Quick Introduction Reflection in Swift May 6, 2020 If you have been programming for a few years, you have undoubtedly come across the term Reflection. This feature allows us to inspect and work with the members of a type. if this doesn’t make sense, suppose you wanted to check what members a type has. How would you do this? Ideally you’d like to iterate over its members and print them. This is a very basic application of Reflection, but it should let think of other potential uses for it. ...
Understanding @dynamicMemberLookup and @dynamicCallable in Swift Apr 27, 2020 Learn to use @dynamicMemberLookup and @dynamicCallable in Swift. ...
Writing Command Line Tools in Swift Using ArgumentParser, Part 6: Releasing And Installing Our Command Line Tool Apr 22, 2020 Learn how to compile for release and install your ArgumentParser command line tools. ...
Writing Command Line Tools in Swift Using ArgumentParser, Part 5: Tools with Asynchronous APIs Apr 15, 2020 Learn how to write ArgumentParser tools with APIs that need Asynchronous Execution. ...
Writing Command Line Tools in Swift Using ArgumentParser, Part 4: Customizing Help Apr 8, 2020 Learn how to customize the help pages of your ArgumentParser command to provide better documentation. ...
Writing Command Line Tools in Swift Using ArgumentParser, Part 3: Subcommands Apr 1, 2020 Organizing ArgumentParser tools in different subcommands. ...
Writing Command Line Tools in Swift Using ArgumentParser, Part 2: Validation & Errors Mar 25, 2020 Performing validation on ArgumentParser commands. ...
Writing Command Line Tools in Swift Using ArgumentParser, Part 1: Introduction & Basic Usage Mar 18, 2020 Introduction to ArgumentParser in Swift. ...
Understanding Function Builders in Swift Mar 11, 2020 Learn what Function Builders in Swift are, and how to use them ...
Finding Related Words with NLEmbedding Mar 4, 2020 Learn about the NLEmbedding class in iOS. ...