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The naming conventions are all very sensible, but I can see how it looks funny if you aren't fluent in Julia.

• dnautics 8y ago
  In case anyone doesn't know, the Julia convention is: UpperCamelCase: modules & types snake_case: variables and functions This convention is shared, for example, with elixir (also FP Lang) Also bang_functions! By convention, not enforced, indicate that the function may mutate one of its passed parameters. (Taken from Ruby's "be careful with this member function" idiom) @at_sigil: macros (enforced by the language)
  • idunning 8y ago
    Its also very similar to many opinionated Python style guides (minus the !, and where @ is used for decorators [which are a bit meta like macros])
  • simen 8y ago
    Ruby uses the same convention. (excluding macros, and adding question_mark_predicates?) I've seen C++ projects that adopt the same style. I don't see what's so objectionable about it.