swift-coding-standards

Enforce Swift coding standards by integrating SwiftLint into your iOS or macOS project to automatically validate style, naming conventions, and best practices. This Skill configures linting rules, generates compliant templates, and sets up CI checks to maintain consistent, high-quality code across your team.

Protocol-oriented design separates behavior from implementation, improving testability and reusability. Async/await provides safe concurrent code without callbacks. This Skill guides both patterns with working examples, ensuring memory safety through ARC, safe optional handling, and production-ready architectures for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

Yes. This Skill generates ready-to-use ViewModel and Network Service templates demonstrating state management, data fetching, and error handling aligned with Swift idioms. Templates scaffold unit testing with mocks and integrate with modern concurrency, reducing setup time for new iOS features.

This Skill automates SwiftLint setup and CI pipeline configuration for Swift projects. It applies linting rules, generates configuration files, and integrates checks into your workflow, catching style violations and best-practice deviations before code review.

Swift uses Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) for memory safety and requires explicit optional handling to prevent crashes. This Skill teaches ARC patterns, safe unwrapping techniques, and common pitfalls to write performant, crash-resistant code for Apple platforms.