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Shocked to see the data type used in column names (I guess these aren't necessarily direct representations of the columns however) in 2014. Edit: Or is this mo

• georgemcbay 12y ago
  In my experience, these days far less people use Hungarian or Leszynski (more commonly applied to db column names, though the form seen here isn't following Leszynski) naming conventions (or variants thereof) than don't. However, they are still common enough that I'm not too surprised when I see them, particularly in in-house code as opposed to open source software. It tends to be the sort of thing encoded in the 'process' of a company at some point that is difficult to extricate out later on due to legacy code, overall friction to change, etc.