As if your mam was coding Swift.
You might wonder what I mean by that, but it's part of the story of how I'm approaching my articles every week.
This week, I received feedback on Twitter stating:
"I'm just finishing reading some of the concurrency articles you wrote, and it's amazed me how easy you make it look."
Let me start that I love receiving feedback, good or bad since it's the only way to improve what I like doing. In this case, I was getting a confirmation for my writing style.
Since I started writing articles, I have tried keeping them short and to the point. Fewer words, more clear code examples, easily make you understand how to solve a specific problem. You won't often find articles written by me with large paragraphs since I believe code is better explained with short to-the-point explanations.
When I started writing articles, I also kept the complete article short and to the point. I think I can conclude this is no longer the case, but that's probably only a positive side effect of becoming a more experienced writer.
Enjoy this week's SwiftLee Weekly! |
