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Yeah, I do get that comment every now and then. It was originally called ThingieQuery, but then I got people saying that they liked it but couldn't ask a manage
by anakic 9y ago
Yeah, I do get that comment every now and then. It was originally called ThingieQuery, but then I got people saying that they liked it but couldn't ask a manager to buy something called ThingieQuery. I didn't consciously steal the JetBrains naming, but the first time someone pointed it out my reaction was d'oh...
- sbarre 9y agoWhat about "ExcQL" ?
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- matte_black 9y agoOr SQXL
- zbentley 9y agoSXQL rolls of the tongue easier, but might not be acceptable to management for . . . other reasons.
- whoisthemachine 9y agoOr, since the original motivation came from his (presumably) ex-girlfriend, perhaps just "ExQL"?
- anakic 9y agoLove it, haha <3
- foobarchu 9y agoOof. Just imagine trying to telling someone about it. "It's pronounced this way but you spell it this way" rarely ends up well, and often ends up un-searchable.
- Sean1708 9y agoOr just XQL? It could be branded as eXcel Query Language.
- hitekker 9y agoI think you're fine on the name. Jetbrains doesn't have dominance yet on <Foo>Storm (they only offer PhpStorm and WebStorm) and your website UI is also somewhat different from theirs.
- dotmanish 9y agoYou're good with the name. Don't overthink it now - it sounds business-y alright. If parent's logic were to prevail, no company name would end in 'soft' (since Microsoft) either. Doesn't hold.
- Lich 9y agoWhat about EXCELIBUR. "USE THE LEGENDARY POWER OF EXCELIBUR TO SLAY ALL YOUR EXCEL WORRIES!" P.S.: Referring to Excalibur for those that have never heard of it. It's the legendary sword used by King Arthur.