Simplicity is great; every developer who has seen complex code knows this. Swift was designed to be simple and we need to take this further and also keep our microservices simple. What do we mean by maintainability and stability? For code to be maintainable and stable, it needs to be the following:
- Easily readable: The easier code is to read, the faster someone (including you) can read it later.
- Well structured: Includes the structure of files and the code within those files.
- As simple as possible and reasonable: Easy code is better than complicated code.
Let's look at the following topics:
- Simplicity through libraries: Using third-party libraries is a great way to reduce the complexity of your code.
- Using straightforward names makes it intuitive and easy to understand the intent.
- Separation of concerns: Keep things separated...
