Result Builders in Action: Simplifying HTML Generation in Swift

[@TheZazatv]

That was a nice dive in result builder Pit! Thanks for source code :)

[@swiftandtips]

You’re welcome, glad to help! ☺️

[@Landon_Hughes]

dope!!
I've heard of ResultBuilders but haven't really seen a deep-dive until today ✊
Now I know how John Sundell's 'Publish' was made.

[@egor_1994]

Great job done!

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you! ☺️

[@FloWritesCode]

Such a great video, thanks a lot for your effort!

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you Flo! 😊

[@rahuljamba5846]

You Covered Advanced Concept using SWIFTUI

[@vikassalian-w7f]

Awesome video

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you! 😊

[@IanLeon]

👏

[@gjermundification]

Not sure why you do `for row in Move.sample`; wouldn't some sort of `Move.sample.map{ Tr{ Td( $0.level)...} }` be more SwiftUI-like?

[@swiftandtips]

Hi Gjermund, Yeah, technically would be the same except using Move.sample.map { row in ... } instead of for row in Move.sample { ... }
You will also add this to the HtmlBuilder to support expression arrays:
static func buildExpression(_ expression: [HtmlTag]) -> [HtmlTag] {
expression
}