Oct 22, 2022
The case of Cases
Ancient developers use PascalCase, while Gen Z and Gen Alpha use camelCase.
Hungry developers love kebab-case, and scary ones scream SNAKE_CASE.
What case are you?
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The case of Cases
Ancient developers use PascalCase, while Gen Z and Gen Alpha use camelCase.
Hungry developers love kebab-case, and scary ones scream SNAKE_CASE.
What case are you?
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Finally got this posted, a companion guide to my key-based workflow for converting snake_case to camelCase in VS Code. I had a few projects that needed converting so wanted to share the method.
IEEE Xplore Document - An Eye Tracking Study on camelCase and under_score Identifier Styles.
If you are trained the styles may not matter much but, to an unTrainedEye snake_case is apparently easier to read than camelCase!
Snake_in_a_case
Just read this on Stackoverflow: “Ruby usually uses snake_case for variables.” which presented me with a whole new case of cases!
What is that amazing sounding case of snake then?
> Google says it’s a rack unit! > Flickr says its and iPhone case, > Someone even mentions mascara in the first results!!?
Wikipedia, says:
Snake case (or snake_case), is the practice of writing compound words or phrases in which the elements are separated with one underscore character (_) and no spaces, with each element’s initial letter usually lowercased within the compound and the first letter either upper or lower case—as in “foo_bar”, “Hello_world”.
I’m aware I should have known this by the way! Moving on ~~~