A CharField that ignores leading and trailing spaces in data
If you use ObjC APIs that have optionals for both value and error in their callback handlers, this extension to map them into a Result type might be useful.
Use first(where:) to get the first element of the sequence that satisfies the given predicate.
Use tuples to sort Comparable objects based on multiple properties. Example: sorting contacts by surname; then by name, to see all names from the same family in a row.
Use Swift's property observers to observe and respond to changes in a property’s value. Both `willSet` and `didSet` takes a default parameter to get new and old values
Use a generic type in type aliases to increase code reusability. Notice how the same type alias is used for all Post, [Post], and [Book] 😎
Use the ~= operator in Swift to check for patterns. Say you have an array and you want to get an object at index in a safe way
Pull submodules in a git repo after cloning.
Bring your feature branch up to date with master.
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