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the monika 'fx' is often used by graphics pipelines or rendering to mean special effects, and thus often take on the connotation of being related to graphics or
by chii 3y ago
the monika 'fx' is often used by graphics pipelines or rendering to mean special effects, and thus often take on the connotation of being related to graphics or rendering (e.g., javaFX).
I dont think wasmfx should use this monika, as it makes it sound more graphics related than it really is. Naming and connotation of a name is important, as it frames the way people think about things.
- sureglymop 3y agoDo you mean 'moniker'?
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoAudio, too.
- Findecanor 3y agoI think that the word "effects" might be too wide a term even in the domain of programming languages. There are languages with (side-)effect annotations that have no continuation-like constructs whatsoever.