Writing Swift Like a Pro: Clean Code, Separation of Concerns, and AI-Assisted Development

Swift is a versatile programming language that combines OOP, POP, and FP. While AI tools like GitHub Copilot expedite coding, they cannot replace sound software practices. Developers must prioritize naming conventions, separation of concerns, and SOLID principles to ensure high-quality, maintainable Swift code and critically assess AI-generated outputs for clarity and correctness. Continue reading →

Single Responsibility Principle for GraphQL API Resolvers

The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) states that a class or module should have only one reason to change. It emphasizes the importance of keeping modules or components focused on a single task, reducing their complexity, and increasing maintainability. SRP defined. In GraphQL API development the importance, and need, of maintaining code quality and scalability is... Continue reading →

Why Clean Code Seriously Matters!

The first example is some working code, that determines if a date value is a weekend day and returns true or false based on that. bool firstSecondNulls = false; var dayOfWeek = (DateTime) zeros.ElementAtOrDefault(i).BalanceDate; if (dayOfWeek.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Sunday || dayOfWeek.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Saturday) firstSecondNulls = true; return firstSecondNulls; This second example also provides the same result,... Continue reading →