I learned on C on Unix. The naming conventions in Windows are the same kind of syntactic noise I dislike: long identifiers that are just long without actually

I learned on C on Unix. The naming conventions in Windows are the same kind of syntactic noise I dislike: long identifiers that are just long without actually being descriptive, with extra crap ladled on top in the form of Hungarian notation (which had its uses in the Excel codebase, but doesn't belong anywhere near C++) BeOS probably had the nicest looking API. Let's hear it for is_computer_on_fire()