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I've come to really enjoy using the conventions of the language to keep things clear when writing css-rules that are intermixed with javaScriptVariables talking
by rcsorensen 13y ago
I've come to really enjoy using the conventions of the language to keep things clear when writing css-rules that are intermixed with javaScriptVariables talking to a ruby_backend emitting jsonEncodedObjects.
Keeping things js-named helps keep my mind in the path of JavaScript conventions instead of Ruby ones in situations like array_of_things.pop and arrayOfThings.pop()
- graue 13y agoYeah, that's true too. Just looking at the positive side of a convention that's not mine to change :)
- shortstuffsushi 13y agoYeah, I completely agree. It starts to get a bit confusing when you have a BackEndInCSharp that goes through a javaWebServer before reaching iOS. We tend to have a hard time being consistent once we get to iOS, but that's due also to the fact that we've just merged three different teams (each without a specific standard...)