Trivial, but it warms my heart to see short-ish identifiers with gaps in the names (underlines, but other languages use dashes, dots, etc), rather than reallyLo

Trivial, but it warms my heart to see short-ish identifiers with gaps in the names (underlines, but other languages use dashes, dots, etc), rather than reallyLongStudlyCaps names. I love that Elixir uses the Ruby convention of short names with underscores in them. C++ is the tragedy that keeps smiting the industry with its children. (e.g. - Java, and its silly names) "But we need long names, and need to compress them since they contain so many words". No, you need to better partition things so there is enough context around what the name is attached to, so that the name can be simple.