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Yeah, it's unfortunate that all of Javascript uses camelCase instead of underscores, but since it does I'd rather use it everywhere, instead of using underscore
by ianstormtaylor 14y ago
Yeah, it's unfortunate that all of Javascript uses camelCase instead of underscores, but since it does I'd rather use it everywhere, instead of using underscores when they aren't standard in either Javascript or HTML.