FunctionKit 1.0

In the past, I have been rather fond of writing about FunctionalKit (library for bringing functional programming constructs to Objective-C). In the past, I have done a lot of work on my own fork of the project, but I have brought that to a close, because I have something that interests me much more: FunctionKit, my simpler successor to FunctionalKit.<br /><br />Short-attention-span-mercy: If you want to see what I have done, just check out my Github repository. But be sure to scroll down to the end of the article to see my neat-o expressive array and dictionary syntax.<br /><br />FunctionKit is still in the early stages, and may change a lot in the future (so what you see in this post may not stay relevant). But I???*a*?d like to show you some of the cool things that are possible with it. First of all, FunctionKit depends upon Objective-C++ because it uses templates as well as operator overloading. Instead of giving a boring narrative of the hows and whys, I???*a*?m just going to show a few examples.

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