Times around the world because no brain should have to work out what time it is in NYC or what time it is here when it's 4PM in London or what time 4PM in London is here...

Custom sequences built to support other projects. At this time, there is one sequence, the Cartesian.

Practical real-world dates

Because, yes, sometimes I really am so lazy that I want to cd and just open whatever xcproj is in the folder

Support utilities for command line development

Taking the Mac out of the General Utility and putting it in its own package

Taking the misc out of General Utility so that General only defines the namespace.

General utility types and functionality

A langspec-ish thing for Daniel

Handy 2D mathematical (x, y)-indexed access to flat backing arrays for Matrix-based grid work, including iteration, subarray access, and more.

Add functionality to UIDevice to distinguish between platforms like iPod touch 1G and 2G and iPhone

Automate some chores for Swift Package Manager

Just because you're at the command line doesn't mean you can't use the safe Mac Trash.

Examples that vary by tag to demonstrate how to use SwiftPM to choose dependencies

Because no one can remember how to use `ln -s` when it really matters

Show and hide apps from the command line

Simple Swift package to style terminal output

Schedule a notification-center reminder from the command-line because sometime we just want to use tools already at hand to get on with the rest of our work.

Practical real-world dates: timey-wimey date-y things, Swift successor to old NSDate repo

Sample Code