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protocol Meable: ParodicAccount { associatedtype Me var me: Me { get } }

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Marco Masser@ogott4 Aug 2021
When you want to be absolutely clear.
Swift typealias Never = Ever

ALT Swift typealias Never = Ever

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We're live in 5 minutes! Come join us 🙃
Vincent Pradeilles
@v_pradeilles26 May 2021
We've talked about good code at length, now how about 💩 code? For this week's live I'll be joined by @jegnux of @ShitSwiftDev and he's going to show us how to over engineer Swift code like you never have before 🤪 See you tomorrow 8PM CET ⏰ youtube.com/watch?v=2vZz1v-2…
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We've talked about good code at length, now how about 💩 code? For this week's live I'll be joined by @jegnux of @ShitSwiftDev and he's going to show us how to over engineer Swift code like you never have before 🤪 See you tomorrow 8PM CET ⏰ youtube.com/watch?v=2vZz1v-2…
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The bigger the project gets, the most you need to decouple responsibilities. That’s how I ended up with the PIKACHU architecture. What's yours?
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Pankaj Kulkarni@iManifest_pk10 Mar 2021
Replying to @ShitSwiftDev
How is it working? docs.swift.org/swift-book/Re… Custom operators can begin with one of the ASCII characters /, =, -, +, !, *, %, <, >, &, |, ^, ?, or ~, or one of the Unicode characters defined in the grammar below (which include characters from the Mathematical Operators, ...)
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Why would you rely on strings when you can have compile time typesafe URL construction?
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“Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible.” – Alan Kay
Swift code extending Dictionary with a subscript using a closure as argument so we can subscript using the * operator like fruits[*]

ALT Swift code extending Dictionary with a subscript using a closure as argument so we can subscript using the * operator like fruits[*]

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Pro-tip: to avoid massive view controllers, move some methods to an extension in a new file. If you had private methods, just prefix them with an underscore 💡
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It's really important to have strict SwiftLint rules and to fix any issues they bring to light
Using a regular if-else condition leads to a file length of 154 lines, which breaks the 150 lines file_length rule

ALT Using a regular if-else condition leads to a file length of 154 lines, which breaks the 150 lines file_length rule

Using a ternary operator allows you to save some lines so SwiftLint doesn't complain anymore.

ALT Using a ternary operator allows you to save some lines so SwiftLint doesn't complain anymore.

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For every solution there is a problem 💡
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Everyone: Start with a Protocol Me:
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