Problem Statement
What key elements would you include in a code-review checklist for a Swift codebase to ensure ongoing quality and fewer bugs down the line?
Explanation
A robust code-review checklist for Swift might include: naming clarity and consistency, adherence to the Swift API Design Guidelines, modularisation (small focused types/functions), correct use of access-control (private, fileprivate, internal, public), avoidance of strong reference cycles (ARC), proper error handling, test coverage of new code, avoidance of magic numbers, appropriate documentation/comments, avoidance of large view controllers/classes, use of protocols/extensions for abstraction, and performance considerations (memory, CPU). /n/n Including this checklist during review helps catch issues early, reduces debugging burden later, and fosters maintainable teams and codebases.
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