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I would, just because it causes fragmentation. PEP-8[0] is a big win for Python. Javascript relies on adhoc standards and best practice docs from respected enti

by lowboy 13y ago

I would, just because it causes fragmentation. PEP-8[0] is a big win for Python. Javascript relies on adhoc standards and best practice docs from respected entities. I'm open to change and debate, but it should be approached carefully. [0]: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

jessedhillon 13y ago
To be fair, at the time JS was developed, there was a body of well-documented knowledge involving camelCasing. First and foremost was, of course, Java. There are various RFCs involving LDAP schemas as well -- I recall seeing a hilarious document once describing how to properly name the attribute corresponding to an entity's certificate: cACertificate* Talk about slavish consistency.