Developer documentations should start following API like structures. For example, in API land we have:
/api/v1/users
/api/v2/users
This means that making requests to v1 will only work with v1 and v2 only with v2. This makes sure that the API you are connecting to is using the correct parameters for its version.
Going back to documentations, they should state in the examples or in the documentation that this document is written for V2 of swift or anything more specifc. Even better would be sticking to Semver like specifications for the versioning.
Developer documentations should start following API like structures. For example, in API land we have:
This means that making requests to v1 will only work with v1 and v2 only with v2. This makes sure that the API you are connecting to is using the correct parameters for its version.Going back to documentations, they should state in the examples or in the documentation that this document is written for V2 of swift or anything more specifc. Even better would be sticking to Semver like specifications for the versioning.