Andrew Bancroft • 8/7/2014

Clean Coding in Swift – Functions

This article begins a series on applying clean coding principles from Robert C. Martin's 'Clean Code' to Swift. It emphasizes writing clear, self-explanatory functions by leveraging Swift's external parameter names and thoughtful naming conventions. The author advocates for descriptive function names and verbose parameter labels to improve code readability and maintainability, especially when revisiting code after time. The piece also touches on function decomposition as a key practice. Aimed at Swift developers, it encourages community dialog on writing cleaner code.

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