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      <title>Truths Universally Acknowledged: Swift Design Patterns As Jane Austen Heroes</title>
      <description>Have you ever looked at your code and realized that a certain design pattern was charging in like a romantic hero, sweeping away the confusion and bringing order to chaos? Or perhaps you've encountered a pattern that you utterly hated...until it's virtues slowly grew on you as you realized that the alternative was a complete disaster? Let's imagine Ada Lovelace reading Jane Austen, and compare some of my favorite design patterns with some of my favorite Jane Austen heroes.

Note: I'll be showing Swift code, but neither knowledge of Swift nor Jane Austen are required.</description>
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Note: I'll be showing Swift code, but neither knowledge of Swift nor Jane Austen are required.</content:encoded>
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