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This doesn’t happen in reality. Your program does so many things that practically speaking short names work for a lot of functions in the program. It’s like Eng
by ninetyninenine 2y ago
This doesn’t happen in reality. Your program does so many things that practically speaking short names work for a lot of functions in the program. It’s like English. There are big words and there are small words and usually to communicate a combination of big and small words are used.
Nobody practically communicates with big words. A long function name only pops up when needed.
- hakunin 2y agoIt happened in the article we’re discussing, and seems to be something Robert advocates for.
- ninetyninenine 2y agoHappened in a contrived example.
- kristiandupont 2y agoContrived perhaps, but it was an example that was supposed to demonstrate the benefits to those long names. In my opinion, it did the opposite.