#pattern matching

[kitdunsmore]

Going Even Slower Than I’d Planned

My Go Slow Plan for my May project is going even slower than I intended. The good news is that the hobbit fabric will work with the pattern

[kitdunsmore]

I laid out the pattern on the wrong side of the fabric, but I was just testing to see if I have enough fabric to pattern match my pieces. Yes, I do. But I need to make a practice bag before I cut into this glorious fabric.

[fyi-its-about-to-get-bi]

When you see a pretty pair of jeans/shoes you want to pick back up sewing after barely learning anything and you still don’t know what you’re doing.

[ididntknowwhattocallthis]

You have got to be fucking kidding me

[fromscratchmom]

Why Clutter Isn't Bad – Designing My Home Like Old Children's Books 📚🏡

Basing My Life On Scenes From Children's Books

From the Brambly Hedge books by Jill Barklem I have thought long and deep about my last post, and the wonderful, thought-provoking an

[catastrophicallykat]

Mitered border appreciation post

[trexalicious]

I thought Carolina Herrera was a luxury brand recognized for its high-end fashion, quality craftsmanship, and sophisticated design. A $1,400 skirt and the fabric's print doesn't even line up at the seams? At that price point, I would expect pattern matching/matching the print...

[arifinfrds-blog]

Simplifying Logic with Swift: From if-else to switch Pattern Matching

Switch pattern matching improves readability by replacing if-else statements with clear logic. Check this article if you’re interested in refactoring with switch patterns!

When working with conditional logic in Swift, you often encounter scenarios that require checking multiple conditions. Traditionally, developers rely on if-else statements for such tasks. However, Swift’s powerful switch statement with pattern matching offers a cleaner and more elegant way to handle these situations. In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to transition from a…

Simplifying Logic with Swift: From if-else to switch Pattern Matching