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I'll work with either, but kebab-case(or snake-case with dashes if you prefer) is a lot more readable in HTML source for me. Also, all their CSS classes were k
by likeclockwork 14y ago
I'll work with either, but kebab-case(or snake-case with dashes if you prefer) is a lot more readable in HTML source for me.
Also, all their CSS classes were kebab-case anyway, so it makes sense that they'd change their variables to match. It's a nice move towards consistency.
- iron_ball 14y agoI really want the term "kebab-case" to catch on.