camelCase makes sense in golang's "Go Way", as minimizing variable name within its scope is promoted. Then, using underscores makes for more difficult read (wor

camelCase makes sense in golang's "Go Way", as minimizing variable name within its scope is promoted. Then, using underscores makes for more difficult read (words separated). CamelCase names are exported by language semantic. So it doesn't need to be bad necessarily, if code follows the same conventions.