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If anything, it encourages a consistent style, since you don't have to use whatever style your dependency uses. Also, if you work with people that name things
by stefncb 4y ago
If anything, it encourages a consistent style, since you don't have to use whatever style your dependency uses.
Also, if you work with people that name things like that, it's not really Nim's fault?
- Nullabillity 4y agoSomehow pretty much every other ecosystem can just pick one style and stick to it, negating the problem entirely. I have never come across a Rust project that didn't use snake_case, or a Java project that didn't use camelCase.