Apple do this with their frameworks now with Swift 3, for these very reasons (strong typing + advanced IDE). There's no need to encode parameter names into the

Apple do this with their frameworks now with Swift 3, for these very reasons (strong typing + advanced IDE). There's no need to encode parameter names into the function definitions anymore, unless they're core data types. So now you have stuff like: view.convert(point, to: otherView) Which in Swift 2 was: view.convertPoint(point, toView: otherView)