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>Don't encode types in names. Why? Hungarian notation probably is probably going too far, but in cases where a single word is heavily overloaded encoding types
by gruez 8mo ago
>Don't encode types in names.
Why? Hungarian notation probably is probably going too far, but in cases where a single word is heavily overloaded encoding types is helpful (eg. image file, image table, image bucket).
- zabzonk 8mo agoI don't think the type needs to be in the name because it is displayed elsewhere in the diagram, possibly as the object's icon. Plus of course the reasons no-one uses Hungarian anymore - types change. And for your naming, I would probably have something like "Unnormalized orders", "normalised orders", "queued orders", but obviously I can't tell without much more information.