Swift API Design Guidelines are the official rules for naming and labeling code in Swift. They help you choose clear names for methods, properties, and function arguments. These rules make your code easier to read and use for other developers.
When you follow these guidelines, your APIs become more consistent and predictable. You will know when to leave off a label, when to use a preposition, and how to name pairs like sort and sorted. The rules also cover how to write helpful documentation comments.
This skill is useful for anyone writing Swift APIs, reviewing code, or refactoring for better clarity. It applies to iOS, macOS, and server-side Swift projects.
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