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#532
Property Wrappers are great for encapsulating cross-cutting concerns and simplifying common patterns. However, previously it seemed impossible to access the enclosing instance to enable more advanced and useful behaviors. As it turns out, this was supported all along, just in a not-so-obvious way. Let me show you.
#424
When working with Codable models, everything is great until you deviate even slightly from the normal behavior. Doing so requires you to drop down to a more manual approach where you have to define your own CodingKeys enum and encode/decode methods. In this episode we will look at a 3rd party set of property wrappers that give you some handy Codable functionality for free.
#423
Swift 5.1 introduced a powerful new feature to the language: Property Wrappers. In this video we will take a look at how to write property wrappers and how to use them to simplify code in our apps.