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You can access class methods of many Apple classes as properties. Example:
[UIDevice currentDevice];
UIDevice.currentDevice;
Those are the same and both work. How can one implement the same in their classes?
You don’t need to do something special for the same, it’s by default nature but it’s always preferable for beginners not to use dot syntax. A proper discussion is in the post below
Dot notation vs. message notation for declared properties