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Yes, I hate it. And in general, capitalized function names break mental model of inferring token kind by its name. In my world, capitalized token is always a ty
by ivanjermakov 3y ago
Yes, I hate it. And in general, capitalized function names break mental model of inferring token kind by its name. In my world, capitalized token is always a type, lowercase is a variable (or property, function, etc).
Popular counter-argument is that it can be fixed with syntax highlighting, but for me it's a flaw in the language syntax.