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The deeper issue is that naming conventions are a kind of automatism, and humans shouldn't be bothered with that, they are simply not very good with this type o
by raganwald 15y ago
The deeper issue is that naming conventions are a kind of automatism, and humans shouldn't be bothered with that, they are simply not very good with this type of automatism. For repetitive patterns, automated solutions should be used.
I agree, and this is what I am trying to get at with my comment: The deeper issue of whether naming conventions are a good way to make code better is much more interesting and important than the question of how to sanitize strings in a web app.