Writing Readable Code - Swift API Design Guidelines

Follow Apple's guidelines
Writing good Swift code!

Writing readable code
Swift API Design Guidelines

If you've learned the basics of Swift grammar but don't have a standard for readable code, I recommend this course!
Establish standards for good code based on the Swift API Design Guidelines created by Apple.

This lecture
I recommend this to these people!

iOS Junior Developer

As an iOS developer
Those starting their career

Collaborating with Swift

Properly based on Swift
Anyone who wants to collaborate

For good code

Standards for readable code
Those who want to establish

This lecture
It has these features!

• Provides Korean translations of official Apple documents.
• Complete the design guidelines together, which can be tiring to do alone.
• If necessary, practice by checking the examples in the Playground.

This lecture
Why did you create it?

When I was working as a Boostcamp reviewer, I often said, " This part would be good to refer to the Swift API Design Guidelines ." This is because Apple's guidelines clearly outline what kind of code is clear and easy for other developers to understand.
Although it is best to read the original text in English, I thought that if there were a lecture explaining it in Korean, it would be very helpful to those who are about to start working with Swift or to juniors, so I created this lecture.

In this lecture
You can learn things like this

1. Fundamentals

_{Learn the core concepts that run through all the guides.}

2. Naming

_{Did you spend too much time thinking about the name?
Let's learn what makes a good name by writing an example!}

3. Convention

_{You can learn which code conventions are good for readability.}

4. Special Instructions