Variadic Types in Swift and How to Count Them • Christian Tietze
Exploring parameter packs (the repeat-each stuff) in Swift to count how many types are in the generic argument clause, or if that’s empty.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
I am learning to speak a new language: Swift Concurrency. It is densely packed with familiar-sounding concepts and details I am not aware of (yet). This is how I tackle it.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Exploring parameter packs (the repeat-each stuff) in Swift to count how many types are in the generic argument clause, or if that’s empty.| Christian Tietze
A quick recipe on how to emit a binary from Swift that you can use from a C program.| Christian Tietze
Piping data from your Swift program to another program, or receiving large amounts of data from standard input, can be prone to errors, freezing your program. Here is how to do it safely.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Combining three Swift features for the sake of expressivitiy: sum types aka enums, callAsFunction to introduce “callable” semantics, and type extensions to beautify call sites.| Christian Tietze
Here is a simple free function to invert boolean values for all you Swift KeyPath fans out there.| Christian Tietze
