NY Times - Objective C Style Guide
A deprecated Objective-C style guide outlining coding conventions used by The New York Times iOS teams.
What is NY Times - Objective C Style Guide?
NYTimes Objective-C Style Guide is a deprecated set of coding conventions for Objective-C, originally used by The New York Times iOS teams. It provided detailed rules for formatting, naming, and best practices to ensure consistent and maintainable code. The guide aimed to standardize development practices and prevent common pitfalls in Objective-C programming.
iOS developers and teams working with Objective-C, particularly those seeking to adopt or reference established coding standards from a large organization.
Developers chose this guide for its thorough, well-documented conventions that reflected real-world usage at a major publication, offering clarity on nuanced topics like error handling, literals, and thread-safe singletons.
Overview
The Objective-C Style Guide used by The New York Times
Use Cases
Best For
- Referencing historical Objective-C coding standards
- Learning organization-specific style conventions
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