NYTimes Objective-C Style Guide
A deprecated Objective-C style guide outlining coding conventions used by The New York Times iOS teams.
What is NYTimes Objective-C Style Guide?
The NYTimes Objective-C Style Guide was a detailed style guide for Objective-C programming, created by The New York Times iOS teams. It provided conventions for writing consistent, readable, and maintainable Objective-C code, covering syntax, naming, formatting, and best practices. The guide aimed to standardize code across teams to improve collaboration and reduce errors.
iOS developers and teams working with Objective-C, particularly those seeking to adopt or reference established coding standards from a large-scale organization.
It offered a well-documented, organization-tested set of rules that aligned with Apple's guidelines while adding specific, practical conventions. Developers could use it to ensure code consistency and quality, especially in team settings where uniform style is critical.
Overview
The Objective-C Style Guide used by The New York Times
Use Cases
Best For
- Teams adopting a unified Objective-C coding standard
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