Design Patterns Playgrounds in Swift
These are small examples I made in Swift playgrounds while studying common patterns in software development.
Playgrounds names
Playgrounds with just pattern name are cononical implementations form the course. Some have additional versions like State Machine - Native (see below).
State Machine and State Machine - Native are best examples so far.
Reference materials
Course: Object-Oriented Design with Simon Allardice
Course: Design Patterns with Elisabeth Robson and Eric Freeman
Blog Post: Immutable Swift
"A truth that all programmers know: state management is why we get paid."
Blog post: Singleton Considered Stupid by Stevey Drunken
"The problem is, about 1/3 to 1/2 of them were basically cover-ups for deficiencies in C++ that don't exist in other languages. Although I'm not a huge Perl fan anymore, I have to admit the Perl community caught on to this first (or at least funniest). They pointed out that many of these so-called patterns were actually an implementation of Functional Programming in C++.
The Visitor, for instance, is just a class wrapper for a function with some accumulator variables, something that's achieved far more cleanly with, say, the map() function in higher-level languages. Iterator is a poor man's Visitor. The Strategy pattern is beautiful on the surface, but Strategy objects are typically stateless, which means they're really just first-order functions in disguise. (If they have state, then they're Closures in disguise.) Etc. You either get this, because you've done functional programming before, or you don't, in which case I sound like I'm a babbling idiot, so I guess I'll wrap it up."
Book: Head First Design Patterns
Book: Functional Programming in Swift
More Playgrounds
Design Patterns implemented in Swift – a better collection.