This is very cool. For anyone who is not familiar with Swift, whatever property variable you declare (unless it's an optional) needs to be initialized in a cons

This is very cool. For anyone who is not familiar with Swift, whatever property variable you declare (unless it's an optional) needs to be initialized in a constructor before the code can even compile. With structs you get a default constructor that will take care of this for you, however when you define a class you need to take care of this yourself. Because of this you can find yourself writing a lot of boilerplate code, setting variables in initializers. Having this process automated is something that Xcode has been lacking for sometime. (that and auto generating protocol methods when a class implements it) struct sample: http://imgur.com/a/wm5MO http://imgur.com/a/wm5MO class sample: http://imgur.com/a/CpWlk http://imgur.com/a/CpWlk gist: https://gist.github.com/kingreza/edd1b449ee3e34c4a9588e678af6d2c6 https://gist.github.com/kingreza/edd1b449ee3e34c4a9588e678af...