Swift Coding Style
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This document discusses the importance of having coding style guidelines and conventions when working with a team, especially with remote engineers. It notes that without set rules, code can become chaotic and difficult to understand. The document introduces SwiftLint as a tool that can automate enforcing coding styles and conventions through static analysis of code. It encourages providing feedback to help improve their Swift coding guide.
Swift Coding Style
- 1. Swift Coding Style by Akira Hirakawa, Burpple github.com/akirahrkw
- 2. Team Dev?
- 4. our story is… (early this year) • I was the only iOS engineer in our team • I also needed to do server side • We use Swift for new Classes • We were planning to work with 1~2 engineers from Silicon Straits Saigon • 60%: server side, 40% iOS (kind of PM role)
- 5. but
- 6. our concerns are… • We haven’t met the engineers • We haven’t communicated well • We don’t know how they code • We haven’t used outsourcing before
- 7. What we want … • readable code • extendable code • standardised code • minimise the time of PM
- 9. if no rules
- 10. !!!Chaos!!!
- 11. Style and Conventions Guide!!
- 13. but
- 14. We are lazy!!
- 17. SwiftLint • enforces Swift style and conventions • hooks SourceKit to use AST of your code
- 18. contributing
- 19. Demo
- 20. • We are improving our coding guide • Automation is better than manual • if you like, please give us your feedback
- 21. Thanks:)
- 23. Q?