Last year I wrote about Improving struct composition in Swift by levering the using keyword and feature taken from Jai. Recently I’ve been inspired by pointfree to implement this feature using code generation.
Make is one of those tools that I’ve always been curious about but never had a good change to try it until a couple of years ago. It is a really powerful and convenient tool and in all honesty I just use it as a task runner, I define some names for a set of commands and run them that way.
Today I was reading Composing types in Swift which showcases the different ways of composing the different types in Swift: structs, classes and enums. Is a good read, specially if you are too deep in the OOP mindset.
This post is just a dump of the things that came to mind while watching Jonathan Blow’s libraries discussion. I’m not an expert on any of this but I find it so fascinating that my mind can stop thinking and taking notes when watching Jon streams.