The official raywenderlich.com Objective-C style guide
A comprehensive Objective-C style guide focused on readability for print and web, used by Kodeco (formerly raywenderlich.com).
What is The official raywenderlich.com Objective-C style guide?
The Kodeco Objective-C Style Guide is a set of coding conventions used to maintain consistency across Kodeco's educational materials, including books, tutorials, and starter kits. It solves the problem of inconsistent code styles when multiple authors collaborate, with a specific focus on readability for print and web formats. The guide covers everything from naming and spacing to modern Objective-C features like literals and enumerations.
Objective-C developers, particularly those working on iOS or macOS projects, and authors or educators creating technical content where code readability is crucial.
Developers choose this guide because it's battle-tested by a major educational publisher, emphasizes readability for learning, and provides clear, opinionated rules that reduce style debates. It's specifically tailored for collaborative and educational contexts rather than just general app development.
Overview
A style guide that outlines the coding conventions for Kodeco
Use Cases
Best For
- Teams adopting a consistent Objective-C style across multiple contributors
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