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Some features seem interesting. Most of it is easy to implement in Backbone, too, but it is a nice benefit to have everything organized together. The coding st
by allendoerfer 12y ago
Some features seem interesting. Most of it is easy to implement in Backbone, too, but it is a nice benefit to have everything organized together.
The coding style is a bit off putting though. Why did you use underscores and Kernel-style, especially with the backbone-compatible API, where you use CamelCase?
It is irrational, but this lets me hesitate to dig deeper.
- jacquesm 12y agoFunny, ICantReadThisCamelCaseStuffNearlyAsEasily as_I_can_read_stuff_with_underscores.
- yannis 12y agoicanreadstufflikethis without a problem.
- orthecreedence 12y agoYeah this is mainly the reason. I have a lot of trouble both reading and typing camel case. I know a lot of the JS world prefers camelCase but_I_really_can't_stand_it!
- teddyh 12y agoM-x glasses-mode
- orthecreedence 12y ago:bufdo :GoodOne!!!111
- raziel2p 12y agoI think the point is consistency (not just of your own codebase, but also the APIs you extend) rather than what is easier on the eye or on the fingers.
- allendoerfer 12y agoExactly. It drives me nuts, when I see CamelCase in Python (except in classnames) or underscores in JavaScript. Designing JSON data for REST APIs is stressful for me every time ;-).
- coldtea 12y agoIOnTheOtherHandCan.